COMMUNICABLE

Ebola

Enterovirus D68

Flu

TREATMENT

Fluids and electrolytes

Oxygen
Blood pressure medication
Blood transfusions
Treatment for other
infections

NONCOMMUNICAB
LE
Diabetes

Hypertension
There is no specific treatment for
people with respiratory illness
caused by EV-D68. Talk to a doctor
about your symptoms and the best
way to control them. Some people
with severe respiratory illness may
need to be hospitalized and
receive
intensive
supportive
therapy. There are no antiviral
medications currently available for
people who become infected with
EV-D68
Vaccination
Osteoporosis

TREATMENT

The major goal in treating type 1

and type 2diabetes is to control
blood sugar (glucose) levels within
the normal range, with minimal
excursions to low or high levels.
Thiazide
diuretics. Diuretics,
sometimes called water pills, are
medications that act on your
kidneys to help your body eliminate
sodium and water, reducing blood
volume.
Beta
blockers. These
medications reduce the workload on
your heart and open your blood
vessels, causing your heart to beat
slower and with less force. Beta
blockers
include
acebutolol
(Sectral), atenolol (Tenormin) and
others.
No cure is available. The goal of
treatment
is
to
protect
and
strengthen your bones. Treatment
usually includes a combination of

Hantavirus

Hepatitis B

Specific treatment options for Alzheimers

hantavirus pulmonary syndrome
are limited. But the prognosis
improves with early recognition,
immediate
hospitalization
and
adequate support for breathing.
Antiviral Medications
Heart Disease

HIV/AIDS

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) is

the use of HIV medicines to treat Fibromyalgia
HIV infection. People on ART take a
combination of HIV medicines
(called an HIV regimen) every day.
ART is recommended for everyone
infected with HIV. ART can't cure
HIV, but HIV medicines help people
with HIV live longer, healthier
lives.

Measles

There
is
no
prescription Lung Cancer
medication to treat measles.
The virus and symptoms typically
disappear within two to three
weeks. However, your doctor may
recommend: acetaminophen to

medications and lifestyle changes to

help slow the rate of bone re
absorption by the body.
Sometimes other medications such
as antidepressants are used to help
control the behavioral symptoms
associated with Alzheimer's disease.
But some medications should only
be used with great caution.
Heart disease treatments vary by
condition. For instance, if you have
a heart infection, you'll likely be
given antibiotics.
When it comes to fibromyalgia
treatments,
there
are
drugs,
alternative remedies, and lifestyle
habits that may help decrease pain
and
improve sleep.
Your fibromyalgia
specialist may
prescribe
pain medication or antidepressants
to
help
treat
the
pain, fatigue, depression,
and anxiety that comes with the
disease
There is no prescription medication
to treat measles. The virus and
symptoms typically disappear within
two to three weeks. However, your
doctor
may
recommend:
acetaminophen to relieve fever and

MRSA

Tuberculosis

Zika

relieve fever and muscle aches.

Treatment options for MRSA skin Leukemia
and soft tissue infections may
include: Clindamycin, Tetracycline
drugs
Doxycycline
and
Minocycline, Trimethoprim and
Sulfamethoxazole,
Rifampin,
Linezolid.

TB disease can be treated by Downs

taking several drugs for 6 to 12 Syndrome
months. It is very important that
people who have TB disease finish
the medicine, and take the drugs
exactly as prescribed. If they stop
taking the drugs too soon, they
can become sick again. If they do
not take the drugs correctly, the
germs that are still alive may
become resistant to those drugs.
TB that is resistant to drugs is
harder and more expensive to
treat.
There is no specific medicine or Hemophilia
vaccine for Zika virus.

muscle aches.
Most treatment plans for acute
lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) have
3 steps. These are induction,
consolidation, and maintenance.
Induction therapy kills leukemia
cells in the blood and bone marrow
to induce remission. Treatments
include
chemotherapy and
corticosteroids
There is no single, standard
treatment for Down syndrome.
Treatments are based on each
individual's physical and intellectual
needs as well as his or her personal
strengths and limitations.1People
with Down syndrome can receive
proper care while living at home and
in the community

The
main treatment for hemophilia is
called
replacement therapy.
Concentrates of clotting factor VIII
(for hemophilia A) or clotting factor
IX (for hemophilia B) are slowly
dripped or injected into a vein.

These infusions help replace the

clotting factor that's missing or low