Lifestyle impacts on the epidemiology of infectious diseases

Lifestyle impacts on the epidemiology of infectious diseases.


In humans, Lifestyle is an important aspect. It influences different states of human life including physical and mental health. So there is a necessity to pay attention to a healthy lifestyle that helps in preventing infectious diseases and control

The infection develops because of the survival of infectious agents in the body. Their spread affects diseases rate and severity

Proper social and physical lifestyle factors to control their spreading and prevention of diseases must include

·         Proper personal hygiene
·         Marinating a healthy weight and healthy diet nutrition style
·         Regular physical activities
·         Avoid smoking
·         Entertainment activities like dance
·         Healthy sexual relationships & family lifestyle
·         sleep and awakening pattern
·         Moderation of alcohol intake
·         Limiting the consumption of oily food

However, these lifestyle changes may not impact medical history completely. But a proper diagnosis for the infection or disease along with healthy lifestyle maintenance may cure over time.

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