Unidentified disease in India

[AH173]

From apnews.com 

https://apnews.com/article/india-coronavirus-pandemic-fbfd61bf8ba0556f4fab986095d705d

 

I wonder what could be. 

 

Not a good way to start 2021.

[Naturale]

Have a read of this

 

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/health/india-s-mysterious-diseases-the-ailments-that-remain-undiagnosed-72438

Edited December 7, 2020 by Naturale

[Friends just call me Ross]

20 minutes ago, Naturale said:

Have a read of this

 

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/health/india-s-mysterious-diseases-the-ailments-that-remain-undiagnosed-72438

Very sad.

 

 

Quote

The inability to figure out the cause for encephalitis is unfortunate considering the huge number of deaths it causes each year.

 

According to the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, which also monitors Acute Encephalitis Syndrome / JE cases in India, there have been a total of 51,999 cases in India since 2014 out of which, 6,713 patients died. 

 

“The search for the cause of a disease often leads to wild goose chases and the researchers need patience,” Lalit Kant, former head of epidemiology and communicable diseases division at the ICMR, said. “Skilled and experienced people are especially important in recognising a re-emerging zoonotic disease,” Kant added.

 

The problem is more with new and emerging diseases as there are no diagnostic tests and the doctors have to diagnose on the basis of symptoms.

 

For  a new disease of suspected zoonotic origin, working in collaboration with a veterinarian would be ideal, he suggested.

 

[EccentricM]

Crazy.

[AH173]

Another day and no further info.

 

http://apnews.com/article/public-health-india-coronavirus-pandemic-f607e38af215896bca5276ded25bf893

[Gi-Gi]

This morning me an my Neice went over the article and we think it’s possible that they were trying to kill Covid or prevent Covid so they put something in the water to try an stop it...same symptoms as maybe mercury poisoning.  Well whatever the case may be...it worked..not one person of the 400 tested positive in one of the most heavily infected cities in India.  Very strange.  Praying for India especially the elderly an lil children.  

[Shawnster]

1 hour ago, Gi-Gi said:

This morning me an my Neice went over the article and we think it’s possible that they were trying to kill Covid or prevent Covid so they put something in the water to try an stop it...same symptoms as maybe mercury poisoning.  Well whatever the case may be...it worked..not one person of the 400 tested positive in one of the most heavily infected cities in India.  Very strange.  Praying for India especially the elderly an lil children.  

So, this doesn't look like a contagion but, rather, all these people were exposed to a toxin?

[AH173]

18 hours ago, Shawnster said:

So, this doesn't look like a contagion but, rather, all these people were exposed to a toxin?

Possibly so. Excessive amounts of lead and nickel found in blood.

 

My suspicion is industrial manufacturing related. 

 

https://apnews.com/article/india-coronavirus-pandemic-state-governments-35f3d84677706058470da425b96ffe02

 

Edited December 9, 2020 by AH173
Update

[Lewis]

Maybe from the water?

[Tortuga]

3 hours ago, Lewis said:

Maybe from the water?

The article stated that not everyone used the same water source and the water tests were negative.

[Jay]

Local news channels were showing lead poisoning through water