What to do if you have a virus, cold and fever? A full analysis of recent hot health topics
Recently, with the alternation of seasons and the active virus, colds and fever have become a hot topic of health discussion across the Internet. The following is a collection of popular content in the past 10 days, combined with authoritative suggestions, to provide you with structured solutions.
1. Recent topics related to popular virus and colds
| Hot search keywords | Popularity index | Main discussion content |
|---|---|---|
| Viral colds are at high risk | 1,200,000+ | The number of pediatric outpatient clinics in many places has surged, and the mixed epidemic of abortion A and abortion B is |
| Choice of antipyretic drugs | 980,000+ | Ibuprofen vs. Acetaminophen for the population dispute |
| Traditional Chinese medicine fever reduction method | 750,000+ | Traditional therapies such as scraping and acupoint massage have attracted attention |
| Causes of recurrent fever | 680,000+ | Demand for detection of pathogens such as mycoplasma infection and adenoviruses is rising |
2. Guidelines for dealing with viruses, colds and fevers
1. Symptom recognition
Viral colds are usually accompanied by:
- Sudden high fever (above 38.5℃)
- Significant muscle soreness
- Dry cough without phlegm
- Possible with diarrhea (more common in children)
2. Phase-based processing plan
| stage | symptom | Response measures |
|---|---|---|
| Early stage (1-2 days) | Low fever, chills | Drink more warm water to physically cool down, monitor body temperature |
| Peak period (3-5 days) | Continuous high fever | Take antipyretics as prescribed by the doctor, and monitor body temperature every 4-6 hours |
| Recovery period | Body temperature fluctuations | Replenish electrolytes and avoid strenuous exercise |
3. Precautions for drug use
-Ibuprofen: Suitable for patients over 6 months, with less gastrointestinal irritation
-Acetaminophen: Available for more than 3 months, use with caution for those with liver insufficiency.
-antibiotic: Only effective for bacterial infections, and it needs to be used after routine blood confirmation
3. Latest suggestions from authoritative organizations
1. The National Health Commission reminds:
- Avoid blind infusion
- Physical cooling is preferred below 38.5℃
- Seek medical treatment immediately if you have difficulty breathing
2. WHO supplementary suggestions:
- The best effect is to take oseltamivir within 48 hours after the diagnosis of influenza
- Pregnant and obese people are at high risk
4. Preventive measures
- Get flu vaccinated (especially children and the elderly)
- Wearing masks in public places
- Open windows at least 2 times a day to ventilate
- Supplement vitamin D appropriately
Recent health tips: If the fever does not relieve more than 3 days, or symptoms such as rash, confusion, etc. appear, you need to go to the hospital fever clinic to check immediately. Maintain scientific protection without excessive anxiety.
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