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Fluorosis: An Endemic Disease

Sakshi Chaturvedi

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A study is conducted to assess the cases of fluoride affected person in selected gram panchayat ,Tonk ,Rajasthan. This study is conducted as perspective to conduct action research after wards. In This study symptoms of fluoride has been categorized in three type of fluorosis skeletal( SKF ),non skeletal fluorosis (NSKF ) and dental fluorosis (DF).In this study villagers between the age group 10-70 years were observed for the presence of fluorosis symptoms by researchers. Conclusion of the study is level of fluoride in the water or food and crops grown in that majorily has caused non skeletal fluorosis ,50% people are affected severely ,2% population study sample has developed severe skeletal fluorosis ,56% sample is affected with dental fluorosis at moderate level among which children are more affected .after conducted assessment of fluorosis symptoms in fluoride endemic district ,researcher has given health education to study sample and discussed many nutritional and environmental manipulations which can decrease the level of fluoride in human body as well as in ground water level

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A study is conducted to assess the cases of fluoride affected person in selected gram panchayat ,Tonk ,Rajasthan. This study is conducted as perspective to conduct action research after wards. In This study symptoms of fluoride has been categorized in three type of fluorosis skeletal( SKF ),non skeletal fluorosis (NSKF ) and dental fluorosis (DF).In this study villagers between the age group 10-70 years were observed for the presence of fluorosis symptoms by researchers. Conclusion of the study is level of fluoride in the water or food and crops grown in that majorily has caused non skeletal fluorosis ,50% people are affected severely ,2% population study sample has developed severe skeletal fluorosis ,56% sample is affected with dental fluorosis at moderate level among which children are more affected .after conducted assessment of fluorosis symptoms in fluoride endemic district ,researcher has given health education to study sample and discussed many nutritional and environmental manipulations which can decrease the level of fluoride in human body as well as in ground water level

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A study is conducted to assess the cases of fluoride affected person in selected gram panchayat ,Tonk ,Rajasthan. This study is conducted as perspective to conduct action research after wards. In This study symptoms of fluoride has been categorized in three type of fluorosis skeletal( SKF ),non skeletal fluorosis (NSKF ) and dental fluorosis (DF).In this study villagers between the age group 10-70 years were observed for the presence of fluorosis symptoms by researchers. Conclusion of the study is level of fluoride in the water or food and crops grown in that majorily has caused non skeletal fluorosis ,50% people are affected severely ,2% population study sample has developed severe skeletal fluorosis ,56% sample is affected with dental fluorosis at moderate level among which children are more affected .after conducted assessment of fluorosis symptoms in fluoride endemic district ,researcher has given health education to study sample and discussed many nutritional and environmental manipulations which can decrease the level of fluoride in human body as well as in ground water level

Key concepts: Skeletal fluorosis, Dental fluorosis, Fluoride, Environmental health, Medicine, Dentistry, Endemic disease, Population

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