Overview:
The upper respiratory tract is the nasal cavity of the respiratory system, the larynx and the larynx, and acute symptoms such as flue aldicarb, sneezes, nose plugs, ingesting, coughing, dumbness, heat and all-body acidity arising from acute upper respiratory infections in the nasal cavity, cavity, as well as from infections in the larynx and bacteria.
How did the acute upper respiratory infections come from?
It refers to acute infections of upper respiratory tracts (from nasal cavity to larynx) caused by various pathogens, which are among the most common respiratory diseases, commonly known as flu, which can be caused by various viruses and pathogens such as bacteria, and which are induced by, inter alia, cold, tired, drinking, and up-night. Symptoms of the disease vary in severity and are mostly related to different ages, pathogens and body resistance, susceptibility, and are generally better predicted.
Symptoms:
The common symptoms are diarrhoea, vomiting, etc., in some sections of patients, such as nose plugs, flue aldicarb, sneezing, coughing, ingesting, fever and whole body acid.
Communicable means of transmission:
Acute upper respiratory infections are contagious and all are susceptible. It is transmitted mainly by flue air, where the patient or the person with the disease spreads the pathogens into the air while speaking and sneezing, and where people with low immunity are vulnerable to inhaling the air with the pathogens. I don’t know.
What are the types of upper respiratory infections?
Depending on the main area of infection, it can be divided into (1) acute nasalitis (2) acute oscillitis (3) acute tonsilitis (4) acute larynitis.
Basis of diagnosis
Clinical symptoms such as headaches, nose plugs, flue aldicarb, sneeze, coughing, and all-body acid problems, depending on the cause of the patient ‘ s morbidity, can be considered for acute upper respiratory infections, combined with signs and blood and C-reaction proteomics based on a stylized diagnosis of pathogens such as viruses and bacteria, determined by laboratory tests that virally infected white cells are generally normal or decreasing, lymphocytes are elevated, and C-reacted protein is slightly or not elevated. Bacteria-infection white cell rises with moderate particle cell rise and C-reactive protein rises can be diagnosed.
Treatment:
1. General treatment, taking care of rest, ensuring adequate sleep, abating diet, drinking water, and promoting metabolism.
2. Drug treatment, (1) treatment of symptoms. Some oral slugs. Medicines such as sorbent coughing, fever and all-body acidic acid, such as sorbents, broffins, etc., (2) anti-virus treatment, with the use of Libavirin, Abidoll, Ostave, etc.; (3) bactericide treatment, with a combination of bacterial infections on the basis of viral infections, we should use antibiotics, such as Amoxilin, scin, erythrin, and achicin, etc., (4) treatments in Chinese medicine, such as wind fever, which can use woodbrush particles, anti-particle particles, etc., and wind fever, such as double-yellen oral fluids, and abland oral treatment.
Complications
1. Respiratory-related complications: complications such as mid ear, throat, bronchitis and pneumonia.
2. Complications outside the respiratory tract: meningitis, myocarditis, acute chronic kidneyitis, etc.
How to prevent
The general population should wear a mask to keep a distance from the patient and avoid crowding. To improve their physical exercise, and to develop a good practice of hand-washing, older persons, young children and the less well-equipped population can use C-ball protein to improve their immunity during seasonal transitions, while preventing seasonal influenza by vaccination against influenza.
