Intensified diarrhea control fortnight (IDCF) campaign is launched by the health department of Assam to intensify efforts to curb child deaths due to diarrhea.
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‘Diarrhea can be prevented with safe drinking water, hygiene, proper breastfeeding/ appropriate nutrition, and hand-washing.’
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The fortnight will be observed from May 28 to June 9 this year, officials said on Tuesday, adding the IDCF was launched and observed across the state by district health societies and block level units at all health institutes. Read More..
During this fortnight campaign, frontline health workers and other departments stakeholders will be sensitized to prioritize investment in control of diarrhea, one of the most common childhood illnesses. It aims to create mass awareness about the most scientific, effective and economic diarrhea treatment" a combination of Oral Rehydration Salt (ORS) solution and zinc tablets, officials said.
"Intensified community awareness activities on hygiene and promotion of ORS and zinc therapy for the treatment of diarrhea will be conducted at state, district, and village levels. More than 34 lakh children will be targeted in this fortnight campaign," said an official.
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Encopresis or paradoxical diarrhea is the leakage of stool and soiling clothes, mostly without one’s knowledge and is more common in children above four years but can affect adults also. The most common cause is constipation.
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Diarrhea can be prevented with safe drinking water, sanitation, proper breastfeeding/appropriate nutrition, and hand-washing.
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