EXAMINATION FEVER

Name of the disease: Examination
Carrier at the disease: Students
Symptoms:
        The victims of this disease are found to be worried and anxious just the month or the couple of weeks before the examination. Sleepless nights are spent by the carrier of the diseases. They are found brooding over their books. In the last few days they lose their appetite.
Causes:
     This disease is mainly caused due to negligence, irregularly carelessness in study, bunking of classes and being over confident. It is also caused when the students are mentally absent in class.
Effects:
       On seeing the question paper, the victim becomes nervous. At first excitement is seen. Face turns red, victim starts sweating, they curse the teacher who has set the paper, the heart beat is very high at that time.
Treatment:
      There is no treatment for this.
Remedy:
      Yet to be discovered.
Prevention:
    Be attentive in class regularly. Put concentration towards your studies than elsewhere. This will help to prevent this disease.




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