Question

When can we say that we are not healthy?

Answer 1

Hint: Diseases are of two types one is communicable and noncommunicable. Diseases or illness is a temporary condition of the body not functioning properly. Due to some microbial invader attack or other factors the condition can occur. Communicable diseases are one such type where it spreads from one person to another. Non-communicable is the disease which does not spread.

Complete answer:
Communicable diseases are spreadable and examples are- chicken pox and common cold. Common cold is a communicable disease. Common cold also referred to as flu may be a common chronic disease which is very highly spreadable. It is a viral infection. Caused by various types of viruses. Rhinovirus is the common name among all the viruses. The cold symptoms include- runny nose, cough, tonsillitis, fever, severe headache, Pharyngitis and blockage in nose. Other symptoms include heavy chest pain in chest, body ache.
The preventions taken from spreading the infection- avoiding any medium contact from the infected person, not using the patient’s personal items. Drugs are being administered for the speed recovery, also some natural remedies like- predicament gargling, steam even be taken.
Common cold when staying for more than a prolonged time can affect organs. Like pneumonia if the infection stays quite four weeks. It can affect lungs and respiratory problems arise. Vaccination is the only answer to avoid the viral disease. The infection sometimes is often fatal too if not taken proper care of the patient. It is curable if taken proper care as the virus leaves the body in two- three weeks.
  

Note:
When the body undergoes abnormal changes prior to the normal bodily functions, it can be considered as disease or the feeling of being unwell. Physical well-being is equally important to mental health. Mental well-being is not visible to a person but one can recognize if they notice the behavior patterns. Whereas physical well-being can be disturbed by invaders which attack the immune system thus, making the person ill.