Systematic Reviews of Different Types of Drug Delivery in the Treatment and Prevention of Oral and Dental and Cardiorespiratory Diseases in Patients and Animals Involved in the Disease

This study has systematically investigated the types of drug delivery in the treatment and prevention of oral and dental and cardiorespiratory diseases in patients and animals involved in the disease. Early recognition of risk factors and primary prevention significantly reduces complications and mortality in chronic heart diseases. Lifestyle modification with diet, exercise and smoking cessation is very important to reduce cardiovascular risk factors. In the first days of the disease, when the patient has mild symptoms and has not yet developed respiratory symptoms, you can start treatment with painkillers for headache, sore throat and body pain, along with taking antitussive medicine and vitamin D and C although scientifically the effect of vitamin C. It is not proven, but considering that we still do not have extensive studies on this disease, it seems that taking vitamins may help the patient. Sometimes, some patients themselves start treatment with azithromycin, while this antibiotic has an effect on antibacterial infections and has no effect on the disease of Covid-19. Favipiravir treatment should be started in high-risk outpatients with corona. Of course, along with treatment with favipiravir and similar antiviral effects, it can be effective in the treatment of corona. Famotidine and melatonin, which help improve sleep and are said to have antiviral effects. Of course, melatonin medicine should be taken at around 11 to 12 at night. Because it affects the sleep and wake cycle. Montelukast along with fexofenadine, can have antiviral effects for covid-19 patients. Since the beginning of the Corona pandemic, the world has emphasized on the monthly consumption of vitamin D, but if you do not have a monthly intake, use 1000 milligrams daily or up to 50 thousand units every week and after some time continue to consume vitamin D on a monthly basis. It is also recommended to take vitamin C and magnesium, and it is better for patients to eat foods rich in protein, potassium, and dairy products.

Cardiovascular outcomes and Dental careof COVID-19: a systematic review and met analysis

Background and aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between cardiovascular disease, Dental care and COVID-19. Method: In this systematic review and meta-analysis study, all English-language full-text articles published in international databases that listed the words COVID-19, SARS-COV-2, patients with COVID-19, Cardiovascular in PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct databases, Embase were reviewed between January 2019 and May 2022. Data analysis was performed using STATA.V16 software. Result: According to result Patients with cardiovascular disease are directly related to the progression of Covid-19 disease 1.07 (OR;95% CI 0.89 to 1.26;p=0.00). Mortality rate is directly related to cardiovascular disease and in these patients the mortality rate is higher (OR;95% CI 0.57 to 1.17;p=0.00). Conclusion: The findings of the present study indicate that patients with cardiovascular disease are associated with an increased risk of Covid-19 disease severity and death.

Systematic Investigations of Neurological, Cardiac and Dental Problems in Patients with Infectious and other Problems, Hospitalization &Types of nutrition in the Special Care Unit With Drug Delivery in Patients

This systematic review of scientific sources (190 articles) shows that the simultaneous presence of cardio-metabolic, dental, as well as neurologic diseases is common in people who are hospitalized due to COVID-19 infection, and cardiovascular complications occur frequently. Many people with COVID-19 have few or no symptoms. However, COVID-19 can make the blood "sticky," blocking both small (capillaries) and large blood vessels, which may cause 1 heart attacks, strokes, or blood clots in the legs or lungs. People with diabetes, high blood pressure, or pre-existing heart problems are at higher risk of developing such complications if they get COVID-19. A total of 190 studies reported relevant information. Further studies were conducted in China and the United States of America. The results show that high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease are very common in hospitalized patients with COVID-19 and are associated with an increased risk of mortality. More than a third of patients with COVID-19 had a history of high blood pressure, 23.4% of them mentioned a previous heart or blood vessel problem, 30.4% had diabetes, and 14.6% were obese.

Examination The Incidence of Dental, Neurological, Cardiovascular and Radiological Problems in Patients Affected by Covid-19 And Methosd of Drug Therapy in Patients

This study has done a systematic review of drug therapy and assessment of the occurrence of dental and neurological problems in patients affected by covid-19. There are various reasons that can cause an infection in the tooth. One of the most common causes of tooth infection is root canal treatments you have had in the past. Unfortunately, bacteria grow in this area and can lead to infection. Having an infection in the tooth can be very dangerous. Because it may spread to other parts of the body and cause serious problems. For this reason, it is very important to recognize the symptoms of infection. When a crack or cavity is formed on the tooth, if not treated in time, an infection may occur in the tooth. Because these are the gates that can pave the way for bacteria to enter your teeth. The most common type of disease is accompanied by episodes of severe pain that may be felt in the eyes, ears, lips, nose, forehead, cheeks, teeth or jaws, or anywhere on the face. The similarity of the symptoms of this complication with the symptoms of common dental diseases is a factor in misdiagnosis. This can lead to a series of unnecessary dental treatments that not only won't solve the problem, but may actually make it worse. Some patients undergo dental treatment at least once before the diagnosis of the disease. 1.

Examination of Dental Problems and Radiological and Cardiac Evaluations in Patients Affected by Covid-19

This study investigated dental problems and radiological and cardiac evaluations in patients affected by Covid-19. Heart disease is related to the health of the teeth, and people who have damaged and decayed teeth are more prone to cardiovascular disease. Researchers have concluded that poor dental hygiene is a sign of acute heart disease risks. In the report presented by Tarje Imna service, a group of researchers examined almost 65 thousand people infected with the corona virus in order to evaluate the effects of the covid 19 virus on the oral and dental health of the affected people. According to the results of this research, one of the effects of the corona virus on the body is the reduction of oral moisture. Almost 43% of patients accepted this effect. In general, dry mouth is one of the causes of oral and dental diseases, especially bad breath. Corona virus also increases the risk of tooth decay by reducing the moisture in the mouth. Another effect of the corona virus on the mouth and teeth is to cause ulcers in the gums and tongue. Of course, in this case, researchers do not comment with certainty, because they believe that other factors are also effective in causing these wounds. Some experts say that considering that more than 47 percent of adults who are 30 years old or older have periodontal diseases, such as gum infection, inflammation of the gums and bone around the teeth. We should expect that the existing dental and oral problems will become more acute in case of infection with Covid-19.