As the season changed, many people around suffered from the upper respiratory infection, an “immediate visitor”. Every new season, the number of patients in the hospital who go to the hospital before they become infected with the upper respiratory tract tends to increase significantly. It’s like a little demon, which causes so many inconveniences to our lives, which is very disturbing.
Up-respiratory infections, which, in common, are the parts of our nasal cavities, throats or throats that are “stalked” by the disease and then inflammation. Its “perpetrators” range from virus to virus, such as common influenza viruses, nose viruses and so on, to bacteria, such as soluble streptococcus. And when the season changes, the weather changes quickly, and perhaps the day before it is wearing a thin coat, and the next day it will be covered with thick coats.
This cold and hot temperature makes it difficult for our bodies to adapt at once, and the resistance will decline, and the bacteria will look at this opportunity and enter our bodies in a swing. It’s hard to get an upper respiratory infection. In the beginning, it was probably just a little itchy, sneeze-sneeze-sneeze, and then it was like a broken bead, and it was pouring out and making people use paper towels.
The throat has also begun to “protest”, dry and painful, and the saliva feels like a blade. It’s hard to eat and drink water. It’s really bad for life! Just some porridge, light. In the future, there may be a cough, sometimes a mild, dry cough, but if it’s serious, then the whole body can’t stop, and it can’t sleep at night.
If the disease continues to develop, others will suffer from heat, headaches and incapacitating conditions, and the whole person will be like a creamed eggplant — and nothing will last. How are we supposed to prevent this annoying upper respiratory infection? First of all, it is necessary to increase and reduce clothes in a timely manner in response to weather changes, not in trouble, when it’s hot, when it’s cold, so that the body remains at a more comfortable temperature, so that it can be more resilient to outside diseases. Also, you should be careful to exercise, like walking, running, dancing in a square or something, to make the body strong, and it’s not that easy for the disease to invade.
In addition, there is a need for frequent ventilation in the home so that fresh air can come in and eject the foul air that may contain the fungi. When going out, if it is a crowded public place, it is best to wear masks to avoid close contact with those already infected and to reduce the risk of infection. Don’t panic if it’s already due to respiratory infections. If the symptoms are light, you can have more hot water and rest, so that the body can fight the disease itself. If it’s hard, it’s hot and coughing, you have to go to the hospital and get a doctor to help with the diagnosis, to get something to do with the disease, and to take it as prescribed.
In short, while upper-respiratory infections are common in seasons, as long as we focus more on prevention and even if we do, it’s not so terrible. We can still spend every good season in good health.
