What is typhoid fever, is it synonymous with colds? ?

Typhoid fever, or typhoid fever, originally came from the category of Chinese medicine, and there is a distinction between a broad and a narrow sense. After modern Western medicine was introduced to the East, bacteriology caused a disease caused by typhoid bacillus (salmonella typhi), also known as typhoid fever. The concept of typhoid fever in Chinese and Western medicine is not the same and should not be confused.

Typhoid fever is caused by bacteria, and colds are caused by viruses.

Typhoid fever is just a special term in traditional Chinese medicine... It is a type of cold.

Wind-heat cold is mainly used to dispel wind and cold, and the commonly used drugs are cold and heat clearing powder, wind and detoxification capsules, cold capsules, etc.; Wind-heat cold is mainly a medicine for spicy and cool detoxification, which can effectively reduce the degree of fever, and the commonly used drugs are Yinqiaosan, Qinghe Jiedu Oral Liquid, Shuanghuanglian Oral Liquid, etc.

"Cold" is a common epidemic, but there is no word "cold" in any ancient Chinese medicine classics, it turns out that the common term "cold" is not a medical term, but comes from officialdom, is a special term for officialdom.

In the Song Dynasty, there were special institutions in charge of books and scriptures and the compilation of national history, and these institutions were the Zhaowen Museum, the History Museum, the Jixian Yuan three museums and the Secret Pavilion, the Longtu Pavilion and other pavilions, commonly known as the "pavilion". According to the regulations, there should be a ** on duty every night in the pavilion to prevent the book from being stolen, if you can't be on the night shift for some reason, you must write this sentence in the leave book: "Stomach restless, free of sleep."

Of course, it doesn't have to be a real "stomach restlessness", but an excuse to get used to it. Leave cannot be taken for more than four consecutive days. Therefore, the ** people of the Potato Pavilion, commonly known as this leave book as the "Harmful Belly Calendar".

However, there are always some people who like to be unique and are unwilling to follow the crowd, and Chen Hu in the Southern Song Dynasty definitely belongs to one of them. After he worked in the pavilion, he found that other people used "bad stomach" as an excuse when they asked for leave, Chen Hu didn't like this not very gentle disease, so after careful consideration, he wrote the word "wind" in the leave book.

Ancient Chinese medicine in China believes that wind, cold, heat, dampness, dryness, and fire are the six external factors that cause people to suffer from colds, among which "wind evil" is the main reason, and the word "sense" has the meaning of "receiving". The "Wind Feeling Book" inherited the "Bad Belly Calendar" and became the new code name of the leave book.

The common type of typhoid fever is residual fever, that is, the body temperature is maintained at a constant rate of 39-40, and the high temperature has several days, and the body temperature usually does not fluctuate more than 1 within 24 hours. Typhoid fever is an acute intestinal infectious disease caused by typhoid bacilli, fever is the earliest clinical symptom, and can also be accompanied by general malaise, fatigue and other symptoms. As the condition worsens, the body temperature will gradually rise, rising to the level of 39-40, and patients may have neurological, digestive, circulatory symptoms, and even complications such as intestinal bleeding and intestinal perforation.

Typhoid fever must be treated on a liquid diet with quinolone or cephalosporin**.

There is a big difference between typhoid fever and a cold, which are two different types of diseases, the former is a bacterial infection, and the latter is mostly a viral infection.

Guiding opinions: 1. Typhoid fever is an intestinal infectious disease, which is mainly manifested as residual fever, lack of desire, roseola, hepatosplenomegaly, leukopenia, and positive blood fat reaction.

2. Colds are respiratory diseases, mostly manifested as fever, nasal congestion, runny nose and other symptoms, mostly viral infections, and the course of the disease is self-limiting.