Is ebola a man's or god's creation.

When i heard about the ebola outburst, more than being worried the first thing that came in to my mind was how it came into existence.
Is it human’s or god’s creation?
Since the Ebola came into existence, there has been a contradiction about its original. Everyone has a question in their mind that whether God has created it or human themselves. As the origin of the virus is still a mystery people doubt in the creation of GOD. If God has created all the goodness why have he gave such a disease pain and death that can’t be healed or treated? But when we are searching for the answer we need to find out the goodness of God. Viruses are the living parasites that live in the world. Like the other living creations Human animals’ birds, virus is also a part of such amazing creation of God. Not all infectious viruses are spreading harm to the world. There are many which have been used for the good. Life and death is a part of living cycle.

Ebola Outbreak : Ebola - Can it be an epidemic?

There are Ebola Infected Countries Ebola has created chaos in quite a few countries around the world. Although, it hasn’t yet hit India in a very harsh manner, it is very much expected to spread here at any point in time. However, whether it will be an epidemic or not remains to be seen. Apparently, in the countries that it has already spread, it will take a while before things are under control. The world is in danger of this spreading virus or is it? A large portion of America, France and the Arab nations has already been infected by the virus. One constantly hears of deaths and new patients of Ebola . People are united against the disease caused by Ebola Virus In the infected countries, every day is dreaded and people are living under constant fear. People have been constantly fighting back through medicines and other means. Scientist and medical professionals are making every effort in the book to shoo away the illness . People are standing by each other in this time of u...

Diagnosis of Ebola

It is very difficult to diagnose Ebola in a person who has been infected by the virus for only a few days. The reason is that the early symptoms like fever are non-specific and are often observed in patients with more common diseases like malaria and typhoid fever. However, once a person has been diagnosed with early symptoms of Ebola, the person should be isolated and it is very important to notify the public health authorities about the case. If a person has come in direct contact with: Bodily fluids or blood of an Ebola infected person who has died Items that were handled by an Ebola infected person and are contaminated with the blood or body fluids of the sick person Semen from a man who has just recovered from Ebola To confirm infection, samples from the patient can be taken and tested. For the symptoms to reach detectable levels, it may take up to three days after the onset of symptoms. Only after the onset of symptoms, most prominent being fever, is the Ebola virus detec...

Ebola Outbreak : Treatment for Ebola | Is there treatment for Ebola ?

Ebola is a rare but deadly virus that causes bleeding inside and outside the body. As the virus spreads through the body, it damages the immune system and organs. Ultimately, it causes levels of blood-clotting cells to drop. This leads to severe, uncontrollable bleeding. Then ultimately according to sources 90% of the infected people die. As yet even today we have no specific treatment for ebola . Surely, there are some ways in which we can minimize the effects but even these have side effects. Well, some of the symptoms indicating the suffering from virus are high fever, headache, joint and muscle aches, sore throat, weakness, stomach pain and lack of appetite. Sometimes it's hard to tell if a person has Ebola from the symptoms alone. Doctors may test to rule out other diseases like cholera or malaria. Tests of blood and tissues also can diagnose Ebola. One suffering from Ebola is immediately isolated from public to prevent the spread of disease. Time is the only cure for Eb...

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