Acute oscillitis is a common larvae disease, caused mostly by viruses or bacterial infections, and is one of the acute infectious diseases common in the respiratory tract. It manifests itself in the symptoms of drying of the stomach, pain, difficulty in swallowing, fever and so on, causing considerable distress to the life and work of the patient. A detailed response guide is provided below to help urban residents better cope with acute oscillitis.
I. Understanding symptoms of acute oscillitis
The symptoms of acute oscillitis vary from person to person, but usually include:
Thin dryness: A reduction in mucous membrane genre function due to inflammation and loss of normal moist state of the stomach.
Swallow pain: The degree of pain varies, the severity of the pain is uncomfortable only when swallowed, and the severity of the pain can be severe, affecting normal diet and speech.
It is difficult to swallow: when the inflammation is severe, it is painful and uncomfortable to swallow food, saliva and even water.
Heat: The body ‘ s immune system produces heat during the infection, resulting in higher body temperature and varying degrees.
The sound is muted: the mucous membrane in the throat is affected by inflammation, the acoustic cord is filled with blood, the oedema, and the sound is affected by the sound.
Respiratory difficulties (in very few cases): A severe larynx is due to edema and narrow gas lanes.
II. Timely access and diagnosis
In the event of such symptoms, medical treatment, detailed examinations and diagnosis should be carried out in a timely manner. The doctor will take care of the disease in accordance with its severity. Common diagnostic methods include tanning, blood routines, etc.
Treatment
The treatment for acute oscillitis includes, inter alia, general treatment, antibiotics treatment, antiviral treatment, sugar cortex hormone treatment and aerosol inhalation.
General treatment: Ensures adequate rest and avoids overwork; maintains a diet that is cold, greasy and spicy, so as to avoid irritating parts of the stove; keeps the throat wet by drinking more water, which helps to alleviate the pain in the throat and the itchity; and increases the body ‘ s resilience by eating more vitamin- and protein-rich foods such as apples, grapefruits, fruits, fish, seafood, etc.
Antibiotic treatment: In the case of bacterial infections, drugs such as penicillin V potassium tablets, amosilin klave tablets and head ricket capsules can be administered under medical supervision to control bacterial reproduction.
Antiviral treatment: There is an increase in the use of antiviral drugs, such as Zerovet capsules, Zuluvets, and Zerovets. It needs to be noted, however, that acute oscillitis from the virus is usually self-restrictive, i.e., when it develops to a certain degree, it improves itself.
Sugar cortex hormone treatment: oral or inhalable sugar cortex hormones, such as accelerated cerepines, tablets, etc., can be used to reduce local haemorrhagic oedema when edema in the throat is visible. It needs to be done under the guidance of a doctor to avoid abuse.
Fuzzy inhalation: It is a more effective local treatment for the rapid mitigation of acoustic oedema and for the rapid restoration of pronunciation. Medically treated through mist inhalation of Tebbutari-based sulphate mist and inhalation with budine-mixed fluids.
Preventive measures
The key to the prevention of acute oscillitis is to increase the body ‘ s immunity and avoid the impact of viruses and bacteria. The following are effective preventive measures:
Care to combine: it is not appropriate to overwork, avoid winding, cold, and lead to reduced body resistance.
A reasonable diet: More fresh vegetables, fruits and protein-rich food, with appropriate quantities of drinking water.
Maintain oral hygiene: wash mouths in time for meal, keep mouths clean and avoid bacteria.
Avoiding irritating gases: Avoiding exposure to irritating gases such as dust, fog, smoke, etc., to the extent possible, and wearing masks when going out.
Strengthening physical exercise: it is good for the body to have regular, long-lasting physical habits, more sun-burning and emotional management.
Summary
While acute oscillitis is common and multi-symptomatic, most patients are well prepared through timely medical access, scientific treatment and effective preventive measures. Urban residents should be aware of their health and be aware of their health, and, if acute oscillation is detected, they should be treated in a timely manner and on the advice of a doctor. At the same time, maintaining good living and eating habits and increasing physical immunity are key to preventing acute oscillation.
