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Viral Disease of Human
Pneumotropic Viral Diseases
Dermotropic Viral Diseases
Viscerotropic Viral Diseases
Neurotropic Viral Diseases
Classification of Human Viral Diseases based on the Tissue Affected
Influenza
Adenovirus Infections
Rhinovirus Infections
Chicken Pox ( Varicella )
Herpes Simplex
Measles (Rubeola)
Mumps
Small Pox ( Variola)
Dengue Fever
Rabies
Polio
AIDS
Aids Carriers Category
Prodormal Phase Category
End Stage Category
Cat's Claw - Possible Cure for AIDS
 

Viral Diseases of Human


Viruses pathogenic on humans are artificially classified into four groups mainly on the basis of organs on or in which typical symptoms are produced. These groups are as follows:

1. Pneumotropic viral diseases involving respiratory tract, such as influenza and common colds.

2. Dermotropic viral diseases involving mainly skins, as measles, chicken pox, small pox etc.

3. Viscerotropic viral diseases involving mainly internal organs, as yellow fever, dengue fever, hepatitis etc.

4. Neurotropic viral diseases involving mainly central nervous system, such as rabies, polio, encephalitis etc.
In each of the above four groups, other organs may also be involved.

 

Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever
Summary of Pneumotropic Viral Diseases of Human
Summary of Dermotropic Viral Diseases of Human
Summary of Viscerotropic Viral Diseases of Human
Summary of Neurotropic Viral Diseases of Human
Control of Viral Infections
Interferons
α and β Interferons
γ - Interferons
Viral Vaccines