Prevention Is Better Than Cure
Prevention Is Better Than Cure
Prevention Is Better Than Cure
there is a statement that “Out of a country’s health budget, a large proportion should be diverted
from treatment to spending on health education and preventative measure”. I absolutelly agree
with that statement.
Firstly, the cost for prevention is much less than cure. To prevent, we just spend a little money for
vaccine or some other kinds of preventative drugs. Meanwhile, to cure, especially with some
serious diseases such as cancer, we need a lot of money as well as time and sometime it is in
vain.
Secondly, prevention is very simple. Beside injecting vacine, we only need to ensure personal
hygiene like washing your hands whenever you think it is “dirty” or taking a shower everyday.
Small actions can make huge effects. Just with those simple actions, we do make a strong barrier
against disease.
Contract to the simple of prevention is the complication of cure. Some infectious diseases could
spread very fastly such as SARS or H1N1. It is very costly and takes time to stamp them out.
Some diseases once we are infected, there will be no way to cure such as HIV/AIDS.
Finally, the benefits of prevention is uncouterble. If we have preventative measures and a good
health education, we can avoid the pandemics that can cause infecting to thousands of people,
bring about burdens for familys and sociaty.
In conclusion, with those bright sights of prevention, we can sure that prevention is always better
than cure. Therefore, we should divert a large proportion from treatment to spending on health
education and preventative measure.
Outlines : It is an old saying which holds true in daily life. Tt means that we
should prevent a disease by observing a simple rule of ‘hygiene instead of
later on letting the disease spread and require loti of efforts for its cure.
Prevention is always better than cure because i,t nips the trouble in the bud.
This principle is highly useful in daily life and can save a lot of botheration
vvhich.woukl , otherwise have to be faced. ‘A stitch in time saves nine’ is
another saying which means more or less the same thing.
Essay :
‘Prevention is better tnan cure” is a wise saying which ha^ comedown to us
since ages. It holds true for ever. The wisdom of the saying lies in the fact that
a little effort in the early pha^ of a problem helps to solve it before it becomes
too difficult to be solved. This principle is always observed by wise people to
succeed in life. Those who do not observe this principle usually suffer even if
they are intelligent and hard-working. Observance of this principle becomes a
part of one’s nature ; indifference to this principle also becomes a bad habit
leading to uneasy consequences.
If one sees symptoms of a disease, it is advisible to immediately go to the
doctor, get it diagnosed and follow the treatment. Any negligence at the
earlier stages of a disease leads to complications and deterioration. Going to
the doctor at a late stage will not only mean more expense but may also
endanger the life of the person. Prevention is, therefore, better than cure.
Unclean state of affairs in one’s household can lead to many diseases. The
members of one’s family can catch malaria or any other disease owing to the
mosquitoes that multiply in an unclean place. Stagnant water, dirty latrines,
unclean floors and dirty and stale food, over-ripe fruits and the like can cause
so many diseases whose cure will cost a lot of botheration and money. It is
better to remove all these unclean habits and prevent the occurrence of the
disease. Prevention is better than cure again.
If one is a student, it is better to study regularly. If one ignores one’s lessons
in the early stages so as to work hard during the examination days, one is in
for trouble. One’s early carelessness can cost one success in the
examination. One should study tiie lessons regularly in keeping with the
requirements of the class, under instructions of the teacher, if one wants to
fare well in the examination. One should prevent failure than face the failure
and try hard to overcome it. One may have to hire a costly tutor or lose one’s
health—physical and mental—to recoup the lost time. Prevention is better
than cure again.
The principle also holds good in the matter of building good habits. If a person
wants to develop good habits» he must lay a sound foundation for them. To
keep to the morals and principles of good character, it is desirable to avoid
bad habits of drinking, smoking, etc. Once” one starts on the wrong lines,
there is no end to the dirty ways. It is always better to avoid dirty habits from
early childhood. We should nip the evil in the bud from the very beginning
Essay topic:
This clearly indicates the importance of this issue and the community
health level must be a high priority for all governments, therefore, to
fulfill this aim every government assigns a certain health budget. Now
the question is how this health budget must be spent and is just
addressing treatment or making hospitals enough? Regarding to this
question I must say, certainly it is not enough, Addressing treatment
and making hospital is necessary but not enough. In addition to this, I
strongly believe significant amount of health budget in every country
ought to be allocated to health education and prevention. This issue
will be discussed further in following.
We all know that these days treatment cost is staggering, even there
are lots of people who cannot afford it’s cost, while in lots of cases by
spending much lesser amount we can prevent needs of people for
treatment, to achieve this goal there are different approaches such as
educating people from early ages. We can teach them how to live a
healthy life, or how having daily exercise and healthy diet can prevent
lots of diseases on senescence. Another example regarding to
prevention is spending money on such advertisements that shows
people what would happen if they had unhealthy habits such as
smoking.
This proverb "Prevention is better than cure" advises us to be cautious and careful to detect and
root out the cause of a trouble before it overtakes us and gets aggravated. This proverb, on the
face of it, applies to physical health.
It is good to see a doctor when we are sick, but it would be still better not to fall sick at all by
taking precautionary and preventive measures, well in advance. If we are a little cautious at the
time of change of season, we may not fall sick. But if we are indifferent or negligent, the illness
may attack us and its cure may prove costly or, perhaps even impossible.
The truth contained in this proverb holds well in any sphere of life. Neglecting our studies
throughout the year and then studying with a nervous heart when exams are around the corner
indicates the truth in this proverb.
Thus, this proverb reminds us that most of our misfortunes can be avoided only if we see the
trouble and take a little trouble to ward it off as early as possible.
“A stich in time saves nine.” Prevention is always better than cure, if we know that something with
the passage of time might become dangerous then it better to take a precautionary step to
combat the danger.
So how many times you heard your parents and grandparents say this to you- take precaution
dear and don’t give your problems a chance to arrive. So better work now and take precaution
instead of fixing the damage later.
This phase is applicable in many fields of life:
If you are student then you should study every day, but generally all the confusion arises when
you study only during exam. When you ignore your study in the early stages then you end up
working hard during your examinations and risk your success. There is no need to gamble with
your success if you do your studies appropriately on time.
You should immediately go to a doctor and start your treatment, if there are certain visible
symptoms of a disease, before getting diagnosed with that disease. There have been many
cancer cases where the patient did not take his health seriously and later on with further
deterioration of his health, he comes to know that he is suffering from cancer and is at the
second or third stage.
Had he been to the doctor earlier and diagnosed with his disease then he could have been easily
cured in the first stage. Even in the case of other diseases early detection helps in taking better
preventive measures. Thinking that the disease will cure itself or avoiding doctor visit may result
in increase of the problem and expenses even endanger your life.
We can take precaution methods by choosing healthy diet and making it a point to exercise
regularly. Regular exercise and good nutritious food will make us less prone to diseases, and will
also result in a healthy heart, mind and body.
Preventive measures taken in work areas also lessen the intensity of suffering. For example if
you focus on the market you can save yourself from financial catastrophe by perceiving the
future losses. Preventive measure also helps in controlling population.
Wise man always use this formula for the success, they never wait for the deadline to come near
to start their work, instead they finish their work before deadline, this gives them time to solve
any unseen problem that might occur during the process of their work.
Each and every action should be measured carefully because solving the problem will be more
time consuming and more painful compared to taking precaution so that the problem do not
happen.