Nanotechnology's advancement is
revolutionary in terms of the issues that infectious illness treatment poses to
society. Malaria, tuberculosis
(TB), and HIV are examples of infectious diseases that cause considerable
mortality and morbidity around the world. By manufacturing medications within Nano
carriers, the hurdles that these infectious diseases cause can be solved with
revolutionary nanotechnology
solutions.
Nano medicine is the application of Nano
scale technology to medical applications, which can include the utilization
of particles ranging in size from 1 to 100 nanometers. In recent years, the
unique use of nanotechnology
in medicine has become an exciting development, with revolutionary Food and
Drug Administration (FDA)-approved concepts that have the potential to improve
illness detection and treatment.
Infections
are a major cause of death around the world, with high mortality rates linked
to illnesses such lower respiratory infections, tuberculosis, diarrhea, HIV, malaria
and other infections. Due to a lack of vaccines and
anti-infectives, these infectious diseases have a greater impact in the poor
countries, where fatality rates connected with these conditions are the
highest.
Nanotechnology
in Medicine
Nanotechnology's
introduction and advancement in medicine can lead to a more straightforward
treatment plan with fewer doses and less upkeep.
Injectable Nano carriers that can
transport, deliver, or release medications over lengthy periods of time would
be revolutionary in addressing the issues that low-SDI countries face. Nano
carriers, which control drug release through the use of an inert vehicle such
as a lipid or polymer,
or a gradual breakdown of a drug utilizing poorly soluble mediums such as Nano-drug
crystals, are examples of such drug
delivery systems.
Nanotechnology's capacity to target is a
key benefit, helping to advance
medicine and improve the treatment of infectious diseases. It would be
extremely advantageous for malaria, which is now treated with chemotherapeutic
medications that have negative effects such as toxicity, missed dosages, and
resistance development.
Infectious diseases cause worldwide economic costs and increased pathogen resistance, which, if not addressed, can become a global problem. Therapeutic tactics for treating and preventing infectious diseases can be improved with the use of Nano medicine. As a result, there will be fewer opportunistic infections, as well as a reduction in global morbidity and death.