First Winter Influenza: A complete plan for outpatient care

Early Winter Influenza: The whole course of outpatient treatment I. The diagnosis of early winter influenza is a common seasonal disease with mixed symptoms. Heat is a common first sign of influenza, with a temperature of 39 – 40 degrees C, which usually lasts for 2 – 3 days, like a fire in the body, which is extremely uncomfortable. Cough is also one of the common symptoms, usually dry cough, which sometimes has stings, and frequent coughs may not only affect rest but may also lead to increased pain in the throat. Throat pain is more pronounced, with dry and painful throats, which may have an effect on swallowing if severe. Snotlout is usually a clean water sample and may turn to snot as the disease develops. Headaches are usually severe and may last about a week, as if they were heavy on the head.Physical pain is also a typical symptom of influenza, especially the muscles of the back, legs and chest, which makes people feel sour. A strong sense of fatigue, a sense of extreme fatigue, a sense of weakness and a desire to rest in bed. In addition, some patients may experience gastrointestinal symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea, as the influenza virus affects the digestive tract.It should be noted that the symptoms of influenza may vary from person to person. In addition to the above-mentioned symptoms, children may suffer from high fever, cold fear and cold warfare, most of them at 39 – 40°C. Influenza can also cause severe coughing and even vomiting, as well as respiratory insinuation due to aldicarb, nose plugs and other symptoms, which can cause respiratory difficulties in serious cases. In addition, there may be a number of complications in the winter flu of children, such as mid-ear, pneumonia, cardiovascular and encephalitis.Influenza symptoms may be more severe for the elderly and those suffering from chronic basic diseases, with a significantly higher rate of death than for other populations in the event of complications. For example, when a person suffering from chronic renal disease suffers from influenza, he or she can suffer from a combination of bacterial infections or from an increase in pre-existing kidney disease, renal failure and urine poisoning, and when a person suffering from a heart disease suffers from influenza, he or she may have a heart burden and cause heart failure due to heat, cough and respiratory difficulties.In general, the first winter flu symptoms are diverse, with large individual variations, and may cause complications in serious cases, and should therefore be treated in a timely manner if influenza symptoms occur.II. The diagnosis of the symptoms of the outpatient diagnosis method (i) and the diagnosis of the first winter flu generally requires a combination of the patient ‘ s symptoms and the relevant examinations. If the patient suffers from cold, high heat, headache, dizziness, whole body sores, lack of strength, ingesting, aldicarb, cough, etc., the doctor initially suspects flu. At this point in time, a number of checks are usually conducted to further confirm.Regular blood testing is one of the most common methods. At an early stage, it is possible to detect a decrease in the number of white cells, a decrease in lymphocytes in the case of serious cases, and an increase in the number of white and neutral particle cells during the combination of bacterial infections. Biochemical and blood tests have shown an increase in the values of Zenmendorochloride (TAMA) transfer enzymes, APAMA transfer enzymes and acetic anhydride. Pathological examinations include serobiology tests, antigen tests, viral nucleic acid tests and viral culture separation tests, which allow for the screening of relevant cases and the determination of influenza virus infection. In the case of video screening, common influenza is generally non-specific, and co-inflammation of pneumonia shows signs of glass grinding, internal plaque in the lung, etc., in the case of an aggravating condition.(ii) Influenza diagnosis needs to be made more carefully for specific groups, such as pregnant women, children, the elderly and chronically ill. When pregnant women become infected with influenza, their health is not only affected but may also have adverse consequences for the foetus. The diagnosis takes into account the stage of pregnancy, the availability of chronic diseases and the long-term use of immunosuppressants. The typical initial manifestations of influenza are cold, sudden fever, dry cough and myotheic pain, with a temperature usually of 37.8°C – 40.0°C at heat, accompanied by other non-specific symptoms such as ingesting, nausea, headache, etc. Anti-influenza virus drugs currently available to pregnant women are neurosamase inhibitors, including Ostawe (oral preparations), Zanamwe (inhalants) and Paramives.Children with influenza may have different symptoms and more complex clinical performances than adults. For smaller children, there may be more signs of digestive tracts, such as vomiting after fever and diarrhoea. The diagnosis takes into account age, the availability of underlying chronic diseases and the development of the immune system. When flu is diagnosed, care is taken to isolate and protect against cross-infection.The relatively weak immune system for older persons makes it more likely that the influenza virus will cause serious respiratory diseases and may lead to the deterioration of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. The diagnosis is based on high-risk factors such as the underlying chronic disease, obesity and smoking, combined with symptoms such as heat, cough, throat pain, snot, headache, muscle pain, fatigue, sneeze, etc., and complications such as pneumonia, rapid breathing and swollen throats.When chronic patients become infected with the influenza virus, the condition is usually severe and rapidly developing. The diagnosis takes into account the conditions of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes, as well as the chronic use of immunosuppressants or diseases of the immune system. Symptoms such as fever, cough, throat pain, fatigue, appetite, etc., as well as the diagnosis of complications such as pneumonia, acute breathing and swollen throats.iii. The outpatient drug recommends (i) the antiviral neurocalase inhibitor as an important drug for the current treatment of influenza. Ostawe, which can be used for the treatment of influenza A and B for adults, children aged 1 and above, can effectively discourage the replicability of influenza viruses, reduce pathogenicity, reduce symptoms, shorten pathologies and reduce complications. It is generally recommended that it be applied within 48h and that it be treated better. Oral formulations are easy to use and are usually determined on the basis of the age and weight of the patient. Zanamwe, the inhaler that directs the drug to the respiratory tract by inhalation, is an effective option for some patients who cannot withstand the oral drug. Paramivie is an intravenous agent that can rapidly act as an antiviral agent for patients with a more serious condition or who are unable to take oral and inhaled drugs.(ii) The accelerant accelerant medicine, which has the effect of irritating the pulmonary acne, suspense, protecting the throats, irritating the gas, irritating the fire, can be used for such illnesses as coughing or scoffing, screeching, screeching, larynxing, screeching, screeching, larynx swollen and chest swollen. The new ammonium bromine and bromine can be reduced by coughing sips by mist inhalation, facilitating the discharge of siplets and mitigating cough symptoms. It can be used in conjunction, as necessary, to improve the effectiveness of treatment.(iii) Inflammatory anti-inflammation drugs, such as Broven, are widely used to treat influenza fever. Brophen inhibits prostate synthesis and has the effect of deheating pain and fighting inflammation. When the patient has a higher temperature and the adult temperature is 38.5°C or more, the brophen can be used for deheating treatment, supported by physical cooling, such as ice bladders for physical cooling, drinking water, hot water bathing, etc. For children, the body temperature is higher than 38.5 °C if the fever occurs, but this applies to children and adults over six months old. Broven is excreted through the kidneys, and those who have poor kidneys should be treated with caution and those who have asthma should be treated with caution.(iv) Chinese drugs for the treatment of oral antiviral fluids, libavirin tablets and granules also play a role in the treatment of influenza. In winter flu, these Chinese drugs are commonly used to control the condition. Anti-viral oral fluids have the effect of cooling and damp, serolysis and can be used for such diseases as wind fever and flu. Libavirin contains tablets that inhibit multiple viruses and can be used for respiratory infections caused by influenza viruses. Slate-blue granules have the effect of acoustic detoxification, cool salivation, and can be used for diseases such as larynx pains and drying of the throats resulting from a pulmonary stomach fever.One of the specialty treatments is the specialty developed by the Chinese doctor in the form of an accelerator. For example, even the flowering cough can have a good effect on flu-induced cough symptoms. According to Chinese doctors, flu-induced coughs are mainly caused by wind-heated pulmonary pulmonary failure, and the lumbering cough tablets have the effect of excreting the pulmonary fever and coughing, which is smooth in the mid-summer, Zhebem, ex-ju, plaster and plaster; salin, yellow, plaster and pneumatic venomy, which is supplemented by a large yellow venom. The plumes of the mountains, the corrosive, the oxen, are cool and cold, and the plume of ephemeral, apricing almonds, oranges, and the pneumatics, all of which act as a sign of the evil of the lungs and abette them.In addition, the Prairie granules are a medium medicine that has the effect of cooling out inflammation and coughing. Modern studies have shown that the main ingredient of the drug, Prairie, contains acetone-like compounds, inhibits the replicability of influenza A and B, reduces pulmonary tissue influenza virus loads, serotransflammants, gamma-disturbants, tumor necrosis-alpha levels, helps to control the spread of the virus, improves disease-related symptoms and treats seasonal influenza.In case of flu, the medication is to be identified, the milder can be classified as a cold watch, a cold-hot guard, a cold-hot cold, a heat attack on the lung, and the severer is to be classified as a hot and venomous infestation and internal and external detoxification; and the recovery period is to be characterized by a lack of air and a lack of positive gas. Different types of Chinese medicine correspond to different Chinese and Chinese medicines, such as pheasant soup or pyrotechnic pellets, which can be used in the form of a cold beam, e.g., e.g., pheasant or plume, e.g., plum soup or plume-cleaning capsules, etc., in the form of a cold, pyrophagus, pyrophagus, pyrophagus, pyrophagus, pyrophagus, pyres, pyrophagus, pyres, pyrenics, etc., in the form of a hot viol, which can be used in the case of a person with a closed excipital decomposition, and can be used as a symphyllant, symphyllosis, with which can be attached to the soup, with which heated and which can be served in the form of oxin oxin; and aeroblast, where a person with a positive gas is able to develop a pne, which is used the s The use of Chinese medicine by flu patients must be based on the principle of evidencing treatment and must never be abused to avoid unnecessary damage.IV. Out-patient treatment (i) General treatment plays an important role as a basis for outpatient treatment of early winter influenza. First, it is essential to drink more. The metabolism accelerates when the human body becomes infected with the influenza virus, and the body needs more water to discharge the toxin. Patients are advised to drink enough water on a daily basis to accelerate metabolism and help with physical recovery. Adequate rest is also essential. Patients should minimize activity, ensure adequate sleep and give the body sufficient time and energy to fight the virus. In addition, indoor sanitation is critical to preventing the spread of influenza and to promoting the recovery of patients. It is important to keep the house clean and to keep it clean on a regular basis to avoid dust and bacteria. At the same time, it is also important to maintain air flow by allowing fresh air to enter the room and reduce the concentration of the virus in the air, for example through the use of window ventilation or air purification.(ii) The extraterritorial approach to treatment in the context of Chinese and Chinese extraterritorial treatment has unique application value in mitigating the symptoms of influenza. Ear-tip blood treatments have had a significant impact on people with fever and acute tonsilitis. Blood in the ears is a multi-year stinger, i.e. a needle that pierces a shallow artery in a particular part of the human body, with the aim of defusing evil, reconciling abdominal blood, balancing the sun and restoring the positive. According to the Chinese doctor, the headset is where the blood is concentrated, which is followed by an increase in the number of white cells in the body and the enhancement of the immune system, thus contributing to the fight against the influenza virus. In addition, bleeding reduces the heat in the body quickly, relieves symptoms and relieves suffering. There is a great deal of literature that indicates that ear-tip bleeding has had some effect in mitigating influenza symptoms and reducing the pathology, especially in light cases, and that ear-tiping can reduce the symptoms of fever, headaches and swollen throats, accelerate recovery, apply to the high heat caused by flu, pneumonia, tonsilitis and, at the same time, use of ear-tips, caps and adrenals at three points. If it’s tonsil inflammation, it’s a sharp ear chorus, and it’s bleeding, and it’s defusing. It should be noted, however, that ear blood should be administered under the supervision of a professional physician so as not to cause ulcers or skin damage; haemorrhage, ulcer or skin damage in the headset, severe influenza, infirmity, haemorrhage, lactation and pregnant women should not be allowed to use it; there should be no local pressure, which should be softly and slowly squeezed from the far end to the near end in order to prevent haematoma from being produced; special attention should be paid to strict disinfection and inoculation, first of all by locating and disinfecting the highest points of the earlid, preferably by means of a single-use needle to prevent blood-borne infections; and those who suffer from hunger, fatigue, high stress, irritation and pain.Pulmonary shaving is an effective treatment for patients with severe coughing. Scratch the cave, effective cough control. The pulmonary shaving is used to regulate the function of the lung and to mitigate the symptoms of cough by irritating the lacuna of the lung. In shaving the lungs, care should be taken to avoid shaving the skin with moderate strength.The bladder is treated with a balancing tank and is used in cases of total inactivity, heat and acid pain. The rebalancing of bladders is based on the basic Chinese medical theory, using a combination of flash cans, cans, cans, shake cans, cans, etc., to extract the cavity, which is dominated by the cords of the veins and bladders, to activate the large number of “sleeping” immune cells hidden under the back skin, to regulate the dirty aerobics, to balance the sun, and to communicate them to the brain for self-rehabilitation and self-regulating purposes. It is effective in improving sub-health, is easy to operate, is harmless, is accessible to patients, is effective, has no side effects and is widely available.(iii) Proper access is recommended for the first winter flu season, which is essential for the rehabilitation of patients. First of all, it is recommended that closer medical access should be made, that appointments should be made and that the hospital should be familiar with the layout and step processes, so as to minimize the length of visits. Personal protection is provided with masks, disinfected wet tissues or free hand disinfectant. To the extent possible, access to the hospital is provided by means of transportation such as walking, riding, driving in private cars, and, when travelling by public transport, wearing a mask throughout the journey, keeping a safe distance from other passengers and using as much ventilation as possible. Time-bound visits are conducted, hospital procedures and protocols for the treatment of patients with fever are followed, and hospital staff are directed. Cover the entire journey, while waiting and queuing at a distance of more than 1 metre for personal protection. (d) Minimize the number of accompanying parents, especially in cases where children are affected, of children with fever. Reduce the number of people touching the surface of public facilities, such as door handles, registered machines, cashiers and bathrooms, and wash their hands in a timely manner, either before or after touching them, or with a hand-free disinfectant, without touching their mouth, eyes or nose. Stairways should be chosen as far as possible, and if used in a van elevator, the ladder should be dispersed to avoid over-heaviness. Keep hand-washing and, if hand-washing is not convenient, use hands-free disinfectants, pay attention to social distance, cough, sneeze, cover with paper towels or elbows, and wrap them with paper towels for mouth, nose, or spit while they are in a lid. They leave as soon as possible after consultation, wash their hands with handwashing fluids or soap when they return home, and can also use hand disinfectants directly to rub their hands, change their coats and wash them as soon as possible.v. Early Winter Influenza Prevention (I) Influenza Vaccination is one of the most cost-effective measures to prevent influenza. Annual influenza vaccinations can significantly reduce the risk of influenza infection, especially for high-risk populations and medical personnel.High-risk groups include children, the elderly, persons with specific chronic diseases, pregnant women or women preparing to become pregnant during the flu season, persons caring for infants under 6 months of age, etc. As children are vulnerable to serious complications from influenza as a result of incomplete immune systems, priority should be given to inoculation against influenza. Older persons also need to be vaccinated against influenza because of their reduced physical capacity and high risk of death from influenza. Certain chronic patients, such as cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes, etc., should also be vaccinated because of the increased condition of influenza. Influenza vaccine is also recommended for pregnant women who may have adverse effects on the foetus as a result of their infection. Medical personnel are exposed to a large number of patients on a daily basis, are at higher risk of influenza and are vaccinated not only to protect themselves but also to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus to patients.(ii) The development of good hygiene practices is essential for influenza prevention. Handwashing is one of the important measures to prevent influenza. It washes hands with liquid water, especially before meals, before touching eyes, noses and mouths, and after touching objects in public places. It is also important to keep the environment clean and ventilated. Indoor hygiene is regularly cleaned to avoid dust and bacteria. In winter, people are often reluctant to open windows for ventilation because of cold weather, but this can keep indoor air out of circulation and increase the risk of influenza. Therefore, the windows should be ventilated on a daily basis to keep indoor air fresh. Cough sneezes are covered with paper towels or elbow joints to avoid transmission. Reducing crowd-intensive site activities is also an effective way to prevent influenza. During the high-prevalence influenza season, access to densely populated sites such as malls, supermarkets and cinemas is minimized, especially in cases of poor ventilation. If necessary, masks should be worn to provide personal protection.(iii) Increased resistance can increase physical immunity and prevent influenza through diet balance, proper exercise, regularity and vitamin D supplementation. Dietary balance is the basis for increased immunity. Foods rich in vitamins and minerals, such as vegetables, fruits and coarse grains, are consumed, and sufficient proteins, carbohydrates and fats are guaranteed. Proper exercise enhances physical resistance. Selecting the sports that are suitable for you, such as walking, running, swimming, yoga, etc., at least three sports per week for more than 30 minutes each. Regularity is also important for the body’s immune system. Maintain adequate sleep, not less than seven hours a day, to avoid staying up late and overworking. Vitamin D supplementation also contributes to increased immunity. Vitamin D promotes calcium absorption, improves bone health and regulates the immune system. In the winter, vitamin D can be replenished by sunburning, eating vitamin D-rich food such as mushrooms, fish liver oil, etc.(iv) The care approach in case of child fever with special attention is important for preventing influenza complications. If the child has fever symptoms, the temperature should be measured in a timely manner. If the body temperature does not exceed 38.5°C, physical cooling can be used first, for example, to wipe the head, neck, armpit, groin, etc. of the child with warm water, or to place a deheating sticker on the child. If the body temperature exceeds 38.5 °C, the child shall be given accelerants, such as acetaminophenol or brofen in a timely manner. At the same time, care should be taken to keep the children in water, to keep the indoor air flowing and to avoid having children wear more clothes, so as not to affect the heat. Parents ‘ rational arrangements for their children ‘ s diet also help to prevent influenza. During the high-prevalence influenza season, children should be given additional vitamin C and vitamin D foods, such as citrus, strawberries, monkeys, mushrooms, etc., to increase their immunity. Avoid eating too much greasy food and sweet food to affect the child ‘ s digestive function. In addition, care should be taken to avoid excessive influenza prevention. While flu vaccinations and well-established hygiene practices can be effective in preventing influenza, overpreventing can also have a negative impact on children ‘ s bodies. For example, overuse of disinfectant can damage the intestinal strain of children and affect their immunity. Therefore, in preventing influenza, a scientifically sound approach should be taken to avoid excessive prevention. Flu