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  India has been courageously dealing with the wrath of the second wave of COVID-19. The emotional, financial, and health impact of this virus has left many people in distress and while many are still coming out of their hardships, a new serious and deadly problem of fungal infections has arisen in COVID-19 patients, further burdening the healthcare system. Doctors at ZHL Limited mentions factors such as comorbidities, low immunity levels, unsanitary conditions, and overuse of steroids while treating COVID-19 saw black fungus’ infection or ‘mucormycosis’ cases develop across the country . Subsequently, white fungus and yellow fungus infection cases also started to be reported, even before the healthcare experts could comprehensively chalk out a plan of action for managing black fungus cases. Ziqitza Rajasthan and ZHL Rajasthan have put together few things to helps you to understand what these infections are and how to be one step ahead of them. Black fungus In medical language, i

  Covid-19 patients gasping for oxygen lining up outside hospitals across the country has been the defining image of the coronavirus pandemic in the second wave. Shortness of breath and fluctuating oxygen levels are among the major symptoms of Covid-19. However, not every patient facing breathing issues requires hospitalisation. The Union Health Ministry has recommended the technique of "proning" to help increase oxygen levels for those in home isolation. Proning is a technique in which the patient lies on the stomach, face down, to try and improve the oxygen levels in the body where the oxygen level between 94-100 is considered healthy.   How to do proning? This simple technique may help patients breathe just by changing their body position. Here’s how Ziqitza Rajasthan and Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan help you to know how to do proning. All we need for proning are 4-5 pillows. The patient usually undergoes a series of manual turns that are done in a synchronized patter

    Quarantining yourself at home means staying at home and avoiding contact with others if you have developed, or been exposed to, an infectious disease, until the infectious period of the illness is over, or until you know that you have not contracted an illness to which you have been exposed. Quarantine helps to slow the spread of infection across a population. You may be asked to stay at home until at least seven days after the onset of symptoms or after you were first exposed to someone with the disease. Your doctor will tell you exactly when your quarantine can safely end. Ziqitza Rajasthan and ZHL Rajasthan help you with the tips which you should keep in mind while you are quarantined at home.   Do’s to follow when Quarantined at Home 1.     Dr Datar Ziqtza Limited says when you are home quarantined for 14 days, stay in a well-ventilated room with an attached toilet. Prefer to stay away from the rest of the family members if you are suspected to have an infection. Follow all h