Aarogya Clinic – Dr. Nayan Brahme

Immunization against infectious diseases and regular health checkups are important for both self as well as public health. As with coughs and colds to the worst forms of tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, people suffer from these infections and many societies have and or will be economically impacted because of these communicable diseases. Standardizing measures, such as immunization, sanitation, and information dissemination are fundamental in establishing infectious disease prevention.

Most important in this goal is the administration of vaccines, as this helps increase immunity and reach herd immunity in sworn populations. On the contrary, vaccine reluctance and misinformation stand in the way of achievements and for this health promotion is necessary.

Disease control is achieved through maintaining cleanliness through activities like washing hands and keeping the surroundings clean for instance during meals. Availability of safe drinking water and sanitation facilities is very important, particularly in low-income countries.

Health examinations at regular intervals allow you to diagnose prepathological conditions such as hypertension or diabetes early so that corrective measures can be undertaken to improve the various health states of the patients. Such approaches will end up minimizing the burden of related infections and increasing healthy living standards.