ABSTRACT
The COVID-19 pandemic continues its devastating reign over the world, and Making effective strategies for determining and containing the virus has grown more crucial. Although developed nations can effectively control the spread and severity of the pandemic, less developed countries have difficulty implementing similar measures because of various issues such as understanding, attitudes, and behaviour for covid-19 intervention. Similarly, Bangladesh experience challenges in executing contagious virus management due to different intervention seeking knowledge and behaviour. This study explored the intervention-seeking behaviour of the Covid-19 treatment protocol who recovered from this deadly virus in Bangladesh. This quantitative study adopted a cross-sectional design, whereas a convenient sampling approach was utilized to collect data from 54 adult residents of Rajshahi and Chittagong in Bangladesh and conducted face-to-face or telephone-based depth interviews. Among 54 participants, males were n=40 (74.1%), and their mean age was 42.02 years. Common symptoms were cold n=12 (22.2%), fatigue n=8 (14.8%), fever n=7 (13%), coughing n=4 (7.4%) due to COVID-19 infection. The maximum isolation length was 8-14 days, n=30 (55.6%), and the mean was 15.24 days. Regarding intervention, Medicine was prescribed among n=35 (64.8%), and only n=2 (3.7%) received respiratory physiotherapy;home remedies n=25 (46.3%). While using Medicine, n=22 (40.7%) was highly concerning treatment behaviour among people with recovered from Covid-19. Medicine-taking is a popular and convenient method for intervention-seeking behaviour among people affected by Covid-19 in Bangladesh. The finding suggests that combating the covid-19 pandemic requires education and awareness about treatment-taking behaviour because only Medicine cannot decline the negative health impact of post-covid-19. Besides, proper rehabilitation is crucial in promoting the quality of life of the person with post-covid-19. Copyright © 2022, Anka Publishers. All rights reserved.
ABSTRACT
This examination explored hazard discernment and mindfulness among India grown-up members about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Two self-managed online studies were led on 1000 respondents (320 and 680 members, individually) during the lockdown time frame in India at two separate time focuses from 26-31 March 2020 (early lockdown) and 11-16 May 2020 (late lockdown) by means of internet based life. Univariate and numerous straight relapse models were utilized to look in danger observation and information related elements toward COVID-19. Scores of mean information (8.4 versus 8.0, P=0.021) and impression of hazard (11.2 versus 9.4, P < 0.001) vary altogether among right on time and late lockdown. There was a huge reduction in saw hazard scores for contracting 2019-nCoV [beta=-0.83, 95%CI: -1.29, -0.29], while information around 2019-nCoV diminished yet not critical [beta=-0.21, 95%CI: -0.45, 0.02] in late lockdown contrasted and early lockdown period. High rehearsed isolate and isolated in line with general wellbeing specialists during COVID-19 were regular variables related with expanded apparent hazard and information on contracting 2019-nCoV. Any activity in India to raise open information and comprehension of COVID-19 would then organize male who have performed low isolate and are less worried about the transmission of this sort of pathogen.