In winter and spring, the weather is cold and hot, it is volatile and it is the most likely to cause upper respiratory infections, causing untold pain and suffering. So what’s the upper respiratory infection? I’ll bring you all together!
Definitions
Upper respiratory infections are the sum of acute inflammation of the nasal cavity, throat or throat.
1. Virus infection: is the most common cause of disease, such as nose virus, coronary virus, influenza virus, etc. Bacteria infections: Bacteria can be followed by viral infections with soluble streptococcus, pneumonia streptococcus, etc. Pneumonia spa infections: In recent years, there has been a marked increase in upper respiratory infections caused by the pneumonia spa. In particular, babies and young children are more frequent. 4. Environmental factors such as cold, damp and air pollution can reduce human immunity and increase the risk of infection. 5. The population is vulnerable to upper respiratory infections, including through overtired fatigue, malnutrition and low levels of immunity.
Symptoms 1. Common flu: The main symptoms are nose plugs, sneezes, coughing, ingesting, itching or burning, and generally no fever and all-body symptoms, or only low heat, discomfort, mild cold and headaches. Acute viral osteoporosis and larynitis: itches and burns in the throat, and the pain is not visible. Cough is rare. Acute larynx can lead to heat, sore throats, muted sound and increased pain in the throat when coughing. 3. Acute herpes-like isthropitis: mostly in the summer, mainly caused by Kosage virus A. In the form of visible ache, fever, approximately a week. Swallowed blood, molluscs, glitters, herpes and shallow ulcer on the surfaces of the stomachs and tonsils. Acute coronitis: mainly caused by gland viruses, Kosage viruses, etc. Heating, ingesting, fragrance, tearing, ingesting and fragrance are evidently full of blood. 4-6 days.
Diagnosis 1. On the basis of symptoms and signs, the doctor makes a preliminary determination as to whether it is upper respiratory infection by asking about the history of the disease, how the symptoms are performed and by performing a medical examination, for example, to see if the larvae is inflated and whether the tonsils are swollen. 2. Laboratory examinations: for example, when the virus is infected, the white cell count is more normal or low, the lymphocyte cell ratio increases; the white cell count and the neutral particle-cell ratio increases during bacterial infections. The percentage of white and neutral granular cells is higher when pneumonia is infected, and the associated pneumopathic syroids are anti-positive.
1. General treatment: take care of rest, drink more water and maintain indoor air flow. 2. Treatment of disorders: (1) Heating, headaches may be selected for acetaminophenol, brofen, etc. (2) Nasal plugs may be used for ephedrine droplets. (3) Cough can be used as a cough medicine, such as the right methadone. 3. Patient treatment: (1) Virus infections generally do not require the use of antibacterials, with the option of antivirals such as Libaverin, but the effect of the current antiviral treatment of common flu is uncertain. (2) Bacteria infections can be selected for sensitive antibacterial drugs, such as penicillin, headgillin, etc., based on pathogens. (3) Pneumoconitrigen infections are optional for Archicin, erythrin, Dossicycline etc. (4) Medical care in Chinese medicine: the motherland is well developed, the cold is classified as cold, cold, hot and wet, and can be argued under the direction of a doctor, so that he does not take his own medication.
1. Strengthening of the body: strengthening of exercise, a rational diet and adequate sleep. Attention to personal hygiene: hand-washing, using the “seven-step wash-washing” norm. Don’t touch your nose and mouth with your hands. 3. Keeping the environment clean: frequent window ventilation and keeping indoor air fresh. Avoid exposure to the source of the infection: During the cold-endemic season, as much as possible should be avoided in densely populated locations, if necessary, by wearing masks, preferably for four hours.
Acute upper respiratory infections
