Respiratory infectious diseases are a category of diseases caused by the transmission of pathogens (such as viruses, bacteria, etc.) through the respiratory tract. The evolution usually involves a number of aspects, such as the variability of pathogens, changes in the mode of transmission and changes in the immunity of populations. Central and Western medicine has advantages in treating respiratory infections, which are described below.
I. Evolution of respiratory infections
Pathogen mutations:
Pathogens with respiratory infectious diseases, such as influenza viruses, are highly variable. This variability allows pathogens to escape host immunity, leading to repeated outbreaks.
The variability of pathogens can also lead to changes in the clinical symptoms, modes of transmission and pathogenicity of the disease, posing challenges to prevention and control.
Changes in modes of communication:
The pattern of transmission of respiratory infectious diseases is changing as globalization accelerates and population movements increase. For example, rapid transport, such as air travel, allows pathogens to cross national borders in a short period of time, leading to the global spread of the epidemic.
In addition, factors such as close human-to-human contact, environmental pollution, etc. may also contribute to the spread of pathogens.
Changes in immunity of population:
Changes in the immune capacity of populations have an important impact on the prevalence of respiratory infections. For example, when a population is generally less immune to a pathogen, the pathogen is easily transmitted and causes an outbreak among the population.
Vaccination, protection against natural infections and changes in the age structure of the population may affect the level of immunity of the population.
II. The treatment of respiratory infections in the West and Central West
Medical care:
The treatment of respiratory infections in Chinese medicine emphasizes the holistic approach and the identification of treatment. The purpose of exorcising and enhancing the body ‘ s immunity is achieved by adjusting the body ‘ s yang balance, aerobics and obscenity.
Chinese medicine is one of the most important means of treating respiratory infections in Chinese medicine. Depending on the patient ‘ s specific condition and physical characteristics, different Chinese medicines are selected for treatment. For example, in cases of pulmonary coughing and oscillation from wind-heated offenders, treatment can be provided with a variety of agents, such as salsa.
Non-pharmacological treatments such as acupuncture, canning and shaving have some effect in treating respiratory infections. These treatments provide communication, agitation and pain relief.
Western medicine:
Western medicine treats respiratory infections mainly through anti-bacterial, anti-virus and anti-inflammatory interventions. The aim of treatment is achieved through the elimination of pathogens, the reduction of inflammatory response and the mitigation of symptoms.
Antibiotics and antivirals are essential drugs for the treatment of respiratory infections in western medicine. Appropriate drugs are selected for treatment depending on the type of pathogen and the patient ‘ s specific condition.
Western doctors may also use mechanical ventilation, support therapy, etc. to treat patients with more severe conditions.
Midwest medical combination therapy:
The combination of Western and Central medicine for respiratory infections has unique advantages. The combination of Chinese and Western medicine can make it possible to control conditions more effectively, mitigate symptoms and reduce the incidence of complications.
In combination with Western and Central medicine, Chinese medicine can provide antibacterial, anti-virus and anti-inflammatory treatment to increase the immune capacity of the organism; at the same time, it can also alleviate the slowness of Chinese medicine and control its condition more quickly.
In addition, non-pharmaceutical treatment in Chinese medicine such as acupuncture and canning cans can be combined with Western medicine to improve treatment effectiveness and patient comfort.
Conclusions
The evolution of respiratory infectious diseases is a complex process that involves a number of aspects, including the variability of pathogens, changes in modes of transmission and changes in the immunity of populations. In terms of treatment, there are advantages for Chinese and Western medicine, which, through a combination of both treatment methods, can more effectively control the condition, mitigate symptoms and reduce the incidence of complications. Thus, when dealing with respiratory infections, the advantage of a combination of Chinese and western medicine should be fully exploited and better medical care provided to patients.
