A viral infection affecting the respiratory tract, which is currently spreading rapidly, is usually contagious during this season. Compared to previous years, this virus is more common in our country and in countries like America and China.
Not only that, people over 60 years of age and children are the symptoms of this virus, which include cough, runny nose, tightness in the chest, nasal congestion, and fever. Body pain is a common symptom. You can take pain reliever for this.
People with low immunity, long-term steroid pills, immunosuppressant pills, pregnant women, premature babies, and children under 2 years of age also have low immunity, so the risk of viral infection is high. So, it is better to be careful not to go near an infected person.
In particular, children’s lungs are not fully developed. If a pregnant woman gets infected with the virus, it can also affect the unborn child. People with lung disorders like Asthma, TB, etc. should be very careful. Adults have less lung capacity and can develop pneumonia, which causes phlegm to build up and cause partial lung failure.
Antibiotics are not required. If this virus stays in our body for two or three days, immunity will automatically develop. Treat according to the symptoms. If you have fever, you should drink more fluids to bring your body temperature back to normal.
Rubbing the balm will relieve breathlessness, chest tightness, nasal congestion. Due to the spread of corona virus, the lungs are affected a lot, so if the symptoms are moderate, they seek medical advice.
Adding pepper, sugar, turmeric in daily cooking and drinking soup can increase immunity. As the climate changes, our immunity naturally decreases. Within two to three days of infection, immunity develops and destroys the virus.
If not developed enough, the symptoms will not subside. If you have severe symptoms such as shortness of breath, decreased oxygen levels, and chest tightness, seek medical advice. In previous years, the incidence was 20 – 30 percent. Currently, it affects more than 40 percent.