Question
State two consequences, which one has to face while dealing with an infectious diseases?
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Answer
The two consequences that a person has to face while dealing with an infectious diseases are that the body organs and functions are damaged and need a lot of care for the recovery. The second thing is that the person becomes prone to further infections and diseases and have low immunity.
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