As of January 28th, Pune has seen over 100 cases of GBS. The condition typically develops after you’ve had some type of infection.
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GBS is a rare nerve disorder where the immune system attacks the nerves, causing sudden numbness, weakness, or even paralysis.
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GBS impacts peripheral nerves, which control muscle movement, pain signals, and sensations like touch and temperature.
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GBS is often triggered by infections like diarrhea or respiratory illnesses. One common cause is Campylobacter jejuni, a bacteria found in contaminated food and water.
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About 2 in 3 people with GBS experienced diarrhea or respiratory infections weeks before symptoms began.
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GBS symptoms develop quickly and may include:
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-Muscle weakness -Limb and spine pain -Paralysis in legs, arms, or face -Breathing difficulties
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-Difficulty speaking & swallowing -Difficulty moving your eyes & vision issues. -Abnormal sensations like tingling -Imbalance & clumsiness
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If you notice sudden muscle weakness worsening over hours or days, seek medical care immediately.
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