Cough, runny nose, slight loss of appetite, chills followed by fever, is it influenza A?

No diarrhea. Cough, sore throat, body aches, headaches, there is no problem with the family, generally not, it may be tonsil inflammation or a common cold, but it is better to seek medical attention as soon as possible, after all, the fever can be big or small, and your medicines are not very effective.

This does not necessarily mean that antipyretics and anti-inflammatory drugs should be used first for fever, and the dose of anti-inflammatory drugs can be larger at the beginning.

If you retreat, it's not A3.

The baby has a fever, in fact, it is also related to the physique, if the physique is weak, it is easy to have a fever, the mother should not be too anxious, the baby should drink more water, rest more, usually give the baby to drink a nutritious milk powder, I think Junlebao Xiaoxiao Luban is OK.

No. See for yourself.

Influenza A generally occurs rapidly within 3 hours to 6 hours, and the high fever will last for 3 to 4 days. Whereas, the common cold occasionally causes a high fever.

The vast majority of patients with influenza A will have severe headache, and patients with severe influenza A are more likely to have generalized muscle aches and joint pain, accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness, diarrhea, vomiting or some of them, and respiratory symptoms are mild or insignificant; The common cold headache symptoms are mild, accompanied by slight generalized muscle aches, joint pain, and obvious respiratory symptoms, often starting with dry nasopharynx and sneezing, followed by runny nose and nasal congestion.

Most patients with influenza A experience severe fatigue and weakness; The common cold occasionally has a slight feeling of fatigue.

Influenza A and seasonal influenza outbreaks occur mostly in late autumn and in winter and spring. The common cold can occur in all seasons, especially in the weather with large temperature differences, and the average person is more likely to get sick due to the decrease in resistance after being cold, raining, and excessive fatigue.

As the high incidence period of seasonal influenza has arrived, and the symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) are not clearly distinguished from the common cold and seasonal influenza, experts say that once there are symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection such as cough, runny nose and fever, the public should pay attention to it, seek medical attention, take medicine and rest in time, and once there are symptoms such as fever and dyspnea, they should go to a designated hospital**. If you have a high fever, people with underlying medical conditions (chronic respiratory diseases, heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, etc.) should take precautions.

1。First of all, fever should pay attention not to blindly eat antipyretics, when it is really necessary to use antipyretics, it should also be strictly according to weight, control at a safe dose to take correctly, antipyretics are not good for the body, should find out where the lesion is, prescribe the right medicine, and fundamentally ** the lesion.

2。Symptoms of H1N1: The early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) are similar to those of ordinary **, including fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue, etc., and some will also have diarrhea or vomiting, muscle pain or tiredness, red eyes and other symptoms or some of these symptoms.

3。Based on your description, it is estimated that influenza A (H1N1) is unlikely. However, since this is the H1N1 swine flu epidemic and your symptoms are similar to some of the early symptoms of H1N1 influenza A(H1N1), I recommend that you get a H1N1 virus test right away to confirm the presence of the disease.

Checking A(H1N1) is free of charge). Influenza A (H1N1) virus testing can be done at "disease control centers" (health and epidemic prevention stations) and public hospitals designated by medical administrative agencies in various places!

Hospitals are for-profit medical units, so there may be a little profit and loss consideration for disease detection and**; The "Centers for Disease Control" (Sanitary and Epidemiological Stations) are non-profit medical institutions. Although they are in different units, they all serve the people, so you can rest assured that you can go for medical treatment.

4。Although many people are prone to colds, fevers and other physical discomforts when winter arrives and the seasons change, the early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) are similar to those of ordinary people, and it is difficult to distinguish them. Since it is the epidemic period of H1N1 swine flu and your symptoms are similar to some of the early symptoms of influenza A (H1N1), it is better to go to the fever clinic or infectious disease department of the hospital as early as possible to get tested for influenza A (H1N1) virus.

5。Note: It is the epidemic period of H1N1 swine flu, you must wear a mask when you go to a place with a high source of infection such as the hospital, and the mask should choose a standard dust mask.

Sloppiness is not allowed!!

6。I recommend that you go to a public hospital as early as possible for a check-up. So as not to delay the illness! Big hospitals are more insured, and late will affect your health.

Good luck soon**! ★

Not a symptom of influenza A.

According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the five elements are mutually reinforcing, the lungs and liver, and the liver and spleen and stomach will cause loss of appetite and no appetite.

Five Element Attributes. The heart belongs to fire, the lungs belong to gold, the liver belongs to wood, the spleen and stomach belong to earth, and the kidneys belong to water.

No, according to the statement of the relevant authorities, influenza A does not cause runny nose and cough.

I can rest assured to tell you, don't worry too much, you're just a cold in autumn, I really hope that the H1N1 flu is not, I hope you remember the following!!

1.Symptoms: Similar to a cold, fever, cough, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. Fast spread!

2.Mode of transmission:

Sneezing, coughing, and physical contact can all contribute to the spread of the novel swine flu virus between people.

3.Prevention: Get enough sleep, exercise frequently, wash hands frequently, keep indoor ventilation, etc., and develop good personal hygiene habits. Wear a mask, keep warm, exercise more, drink more water, and eat more fruits.

However, you can rule out the following:

1.You may have severe and confirmed patients around you, and have you ever been to a nearby hard-hit area? Haven't been to the 60's can be ruled out. (This flu does not form on its own.) It has to be spread by air and people. ）

2.Whether your symptoms are mild and how you are in your mental state. 10 Can be ruled out (high fever, cough, fatigue, anorexia with this flu).

3.Are you just just like the common cold, and your body temperature can go down? 10 can be ruled out (with this flu, the body temperature will be **, and it is very disturbing and difficult to suppress.) ）

Remember!!

You are not H1N1, don't think about it, it is only an acute flu, if you have a fever, you should take measures to reduce the fever quickly. Just drink some cold powder, drink plenty of water and rest, and it will get better soon. If you still have related questions, you can refer to the special influenza A (H1N1) sticker.

It's okay, take some antiviral drugs and anti-inflammatory drugs. Drink plenty of water, burn more than 38 degrees and take antipyretics. If you are not at ease, go to the hospital to do a blood routine to see if it is a viral or bacterial infection, and then take medicine.

The symptoms of influenza A are similar to those of a cold, and patients will experience fever, cough, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. Cases identified in the 2009 outbreak in the United States have been reported to be characterized by sudden onset of fever, cough, muscle pain, and tiredness, with some patients also experiencing diarrhea and vomiting; Cases were also found in Mexico with symptoms such as red eyes, headache, and runny nose.

But there's no point in just looking at the symptoms.

The key depends on the epidemiological contact history Whether you have been to a place where the outbreak of influenza A is more serious, a place with dense people, and whether you have close contact with a person with influenza A and related personnel, if not, it can be ruled out.

There is no need to worry too much about the owner of the first stream Generally speaking, the symptoms of this disease are very mild, if you are not feeling well and have fever symptoms.

Just wear a mask and go to the hospital to see a doctor, check your throat swab or nasal swab, drink plenty of water, pay attention to rest, I believe that it won't be long before you recover your health, and if you don't have a fever, it's not.

I think they are right, you should go to the doctor, because the doctor is only a few dollars, and some people put their lives on the line in order to save these few dollars, so they want to go to the doctor!

To be on the safe side, it's better to see a doctor!

If you catch a cold, you should be careful not to catch a cold in the summer, you can observe it yourself, and if you think something is wrong, go to the hospital to see it.

For the clinical differentiation of common cold and influenza A (H1N1), see Symptoms Cold Influenza A (H1N1) Fever Occasional fever 80% of patients have temperature for 3 to 4 days.

Cough Cough with phlegm Dry cough pain Mild muscle pain More severe generalized body aches Nasal congestion Occurs often and resolves after a week Rarely nasal congestion, no runny nose, chills (chills), chills Rare 60% of patients have chills, chills, tiredness Mild Moderate to severe sneezing Common Rare.

The condition slowly onset after a few days within 3-6 hours, acute onset, high fever, pain and rapid onset.

Headache Rare 80% of patients have headache and sore throat Common Chest discomfort is rare Mild or moderate Usually severe If there are any of the above clinical symptoms, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible, Only doctors can prove that it is H1N1 influenza through the nose and oral fluids such as saliva and nasal fluid.

No fever, not influenza A!