1. what are the most common diseases?
a. Heart Disease
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both women and men nowadays.It is very general in worldwide. Nowadays people normally suffer from the risk of heart attack or stroke. It can also give rise to angina, arrhythmias, and heart failure. So it is important we need to protect our hearts from all these diseases.
b. Cancer
Deaths in 2017:599,108
cancer occurs when the cell present in our body starts their extra growth and does not even go when their life cycle also ends which is very bad for our health. Chances of cancer increase with the increase of the age or exposure to carcinogens such as smoking or so much exposer to chemical pollutants.
c.Accidents or
unintentional injuries
There are many ways to reduce the risk of accidental injury and death. So it is very important that we need to be very conscious while driving or doing any serious job which has a risk of life.
d. Chronic lower respiratory disease
Deaths in 2017: 160,201
It refers to a group of lung diseases. It generally causes a breathing-related problem. Chances of Chronic lower respiratory disease increases with the increase in smoking.
e. Stroke
Deaths 2017:146,383
Cerebrovascular diseases or stroke develops due to blood vessels that supply the brain. So to prevent these Cerebrovascular diseases you need to decrease the hight content cholesterol food.
f.Alzheimer’s disease
Deaths in 2017: 121,404
Normally the person suffers from performing everyday activities. It basically damages the nerve cells in the brain causes dementia. It drastically affects memory, behavior, and ability to think clearly. It also may result in difficulty in walking and swallowing too.
g. Diabetes
Deaths in 2017: 83,564
It affects the body can no longer control the glucose level present in the blood which leads to dangerously damaging the kidney and pancreas.The body normally converts the food into glucose which can then use for energy. The pancreas releases a hormone called insulin to move glucose from the bloodstream into the cell. The bodies are not in the condition to secret the insulin in proper quantities. Diabetes can cause serious health complications, including heart disease, blindness, kidney problem.
h.Influenza and pneumonia
Deaths in 2017: 55,672
It is the most common virus causes in the winter season.
pneumonia spreads easily from one to another when the coughs or sneezes transfer from an infected person to a healthy person.
Recovering from pneumonia
1 week your fever should be gone
4 weeks your chest will feel better and you’ll produce less mucus
6 weeks you’ll cough less and find it easier to breathe
3 months most of your symptoms should be gone, though you may still feel tired
6 months you should feel back to normal
i. Kidney disease
Deaths in 2017: 50,633
Damaged kidneys cannot filter the blood properly as a result the blood remains impure which may cause several problems. So it is important to have a regular check-up.
j. Suicide
When a person dies by suicide, they may have lived with a mental health condition — such as depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder — for a long time. Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people aged 10-34 years.