What is Eris?( Eris?)

London. Some countries of the world are still living in fear of Corona and now a new Covid variant Eris  ( Eris?) or EG.5.1 has come to the fore. Due to this, there is a possibility of a wave of epidemic once again in the world. This new variant has been identified only on 31 July 2023 and has become the second fastest spreading variant in the UK. Bad weather and weakening immunity have increased it further. It has been described as a variant of the Omicron strain.
Experts are telling that to avoid this new covid variant, corona protocol will have to be adopted and other precautions including masks will have to be taken. It is spreading rapidly in Britain and it is expected to spread worldwide. As of now, not much study has been revealed about its effect and ability to harm, but like Omicron, it can be fast infectious.

runny nose, headache, fatigue, and sore throat
Doctors have told that the most important symptoms of Eris include runny nose, headache, fatigue (ranging from mild to severe), sneezing and sore throat. According to ZOE health study, Aris is spreading viral infection. Some other symptoms can also appear in this. It can have a quick effect on the elderly and those with weak immunity, in which case they have been asked to be more vigilant.

Fear of another wave of epidemic expressed
The rapid spread of Eris has raised concerns among health experts. Quoting The National News, Professor Christina, a member of the Independent Sage, has warned that there is a possibility of another wave of the epidemic in Britain. Here, due to adverse weather and weak immunity, the risk and effect of the new variant can increase suddenly. It has been said that due to bad weather, people spend more time indoors, so the danger is expected to increase rapidly.

Eris was recognized due to increasing cases in Asia
The UK Health Protection Agency (UKHSA) said that EG.5.1 or Eris is one of seven new COVID cases. Eris was classified as a variant on 31 July after its prevalence was reported in the country due to increasing cases internationally, especially in Asia.
benefits of washing hands regularly
Dr Mary Ramsay, UKHSA’s head of immunisation, said washing hands regularly can help protect you from Covid-19 and other bugs and viruses. Dr. Ramsay said that if a person is showing symptoms of respiratory illness, then they should stay away from others where possible. While Eris has been designated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a variant under surveillance, it is not currently classified as a variant of concern.
This will be the treatment of new variant Eris
As of now, not much study or information has been revealed about Eris, but it is definitely being said that patients with mild to moderate disease have generally been advised to isolate and take medicines on the advice of government doctors. To avoid spreading the virus, it is advised to stay at home and self-isolate for 14 days. Vaccination remains the most effective way to build herd immunity and end the pandemic.