I would like to ask if cheeks are contagious?

1. Cheeks are contagious.

2 prevention, this I think take a bath frequently, pay attention to cleanliness, I don't know about other aspects. At the beginning, the whole class next door to our kindergarten was infected with this disease, and generally as long as one person in this environment has it, and continues to stay in this environment, others will soon be infected.

3Don't worry, this is very curable now, and you can cure it by sticking something on your neck. In addition, if it is a work environment, the person will usually take a leave of absence and treat it for a few days.

Finally, I hope it helps.

Hello Mumps is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by the mumps virus invading the parotid glands, the patient is the source of infection, the inhalation of droplets is the main route of transmission, and the onset is 2 to 3 weeks after contact with the patient. Mumps is mainly manifested as enlargement under one or both earlobes, the enlarged parotid gland is often hemispherical, with the earlobe as the center and the edge is not clear, the surface is hot and there is angular pain, and the mouth is opened or chewed locally. Be careful not to eat spicy foods, especially acidic foods.

You can eat it lightly, and the milk is very good. Drink plenty of boiled water and keep your mouth clean. It is recommended to take oral antiviral powder and Yinchai granules, along with antibiotics to prevent lung infection.

Intramuscular injection of Bupleurum needle once in the morning and once in the evening, continuous injection, can not only reduce fever, but also have a significant effect on mumps itself. If there are complications, prompt**.

It's not so easily contagious, and you're almost well, I got mumps when I was in college, and basically none of the people around me got it, but none of them were infected, and it has something to do with the constitution of the infected person, just pay attention to the distance from others. Don't worry too much. You are very kind, some people have infectious diseases and want to spread them to others, and they don't pay attention to them at all.

Praise you. Don't worry, it's okay to go to school, if you're worried, just wear a mask or talk less.

Respiratory infections (sneezing, coughing, etc.).

Landlord: Mumps, the full name is mumps, is a respiratory infection, so it can be transmitted to children in class;

If the classroom is well ventilated during class, the possibility of infection is small;

Mumps is contagious for two weeks, and it is recommended that you take a 14-day break before you can go to class.

In addition, mumps is managed as follows:

1. Management of mumps infectious period: students who have been sick need to go home for isolation** until the swelling subsides, and educate healthy students not to have close contact with sick students. The school carries out a morning inspection system, closely observes the health status of students in school, maintains close contact with the local health center at any time, and reports immediately and isolates students with fever and parotid gland enlargement**.

2. Cut off the infectious period of mumps. Classrooms should be ventilated, air circulation should be maintained, and 0 2 peracetic acid can be used for disinfection after school. It is not advisable to hold large-scale group activities during epidemic periods.

3. Protect susceptible people during the infectious period of mumps. "It can be prevented by vaccination with a triple vaccine of measles, rubella and mumps. Schools have strengthened the dissemination of health knowledge, educated students to develop good personal hygiene habits, participate in more exercise, and enhance physical fitness.

4. During the infectious period of mumps, it is recommended to prescribe the cauldron medicine as follows: honeysuckle, forsythia, banyan root, strong seed, peppermint, and large green leaves in equal parts (the total amount of medicine per person per day is 10-15 grams, twice a day, for three days), or take antiviral powder, one pack each time, twice a day, for three days.

Good luck with you**.

Hello: Mumps that occurs in children is contagious.

The causative agent of mumps is a virus.

The early route of transmission is mainly through the respiratory tract of the virus carried by the patient's sneezing and coughing droplets.

Food, utensils and clothing contaminated with virus-laden saliva can also be a source of infection.

Generally, adults have strong resistance, but they should also pay attention to rest and drink plenty of water.

1) General care: Isolate the patient and put him on bed rest until the parotid gland swelling completely subsides. Pay attention to oral hygiene, eat a liquid or soft diet, avoid acidic foods, and ensure fluid intake.

2) Symptomatic**: It is advisable to disperse wind and detoxify, clear heat and detoxify. If necessary, antipyretic analgesics such as analgesic tablets and aspirin should be taken internally.

Mumps is a common disease in children, and Chinese herbal medicine is used to boil into a plaster and apply it externally to the affected area, and the effect is remarkable.

The parotid gland is unilaterally or bilaterally enlarged, and some are accompanied by swollen cervical or mandibular lymph nodes, a painful expression, flushed complexion, and poor appetite.

2** Method.

Homemade plasters are applied externally to the affected area. Prescription: 100g of parsnip, 200g of dandelion, 50g of bupleurum chinensis, add 5000ml of water, boil in an iron pot for about 2 hours, remove the residue and boil the liquid for about 2 hours, and put it into a paste and put it in a utensil for later use.

When using, spread the ointment on a white cloth (the size of the white cloth depends on the size of the affected area) and stick it on the swollen part of the patient's parotid gland once every 2 days.

3** Results.

The number of external application is 2-5 times, with an average of 3 times, and the ** rate is better.

Mumps - Viral mumps, with lifelong immunity, as long as the parent has had mumps before, it will not be infected, on the contrary, be careful, mainly spread by droplets (talking in close proximity, sneezing, sharing utensils, towels, etc.). Antiviral herbs can reduce symptoms and shorten the duration of the disease.

Yes. People who have already had a cheek break already have antibodies to the disease in their bodies, and when the virus strikes again, the antibodies in the body will fight against it.

If you have already had it, it is not easy to be re-infected, because once you have the disease, you will gain lifelong immunity.

As long as you have been cured from mumps virus infection in the past, you can rest assured that the antibodies produced by it can fight against reinfection with this virus.