What medicine will work better if you get influenza A?

Clause. 1. Antiviral drugs. Anti-influenza virus drugs, oseltamivir and Lianhua Qingwen capsules.

We recommend oral administration as early as possible, preferably within 36 hours of onset, especially within 48 hours, to block viral replication and have a better effect.

Clause. Second, the patient has a cough.

For symptomatic patients, cough and phlegm drugs can be given, such as pulmonary strength cough mixture, Musultan and fodosteine for cough and phlegm**;

Clause. 3. For patients with obvious high fever, the antipyretic drug loxoprofen can be given for oral antipyretic;

Clause. Fourth, for patients with body aches, muscle aches, etc., cold medicine can be given for general symptomatic treatment, such as Contec.

Gankang, day and night Baifuning, white plus black, etc.

Anti-influenza virus drugs, oseltamivir and Lotus Qingwen capsules.

There is no absolute saying what drug is better, but there are some recommended drugs for influenza A. For example, Lianhua Qingwen Capsule (Granule), a Chinese patent medicine produced by Yiling Pharmaceutical, has good clinical performance for influenza A and influenza B after more than ten years of market testing. Moreover, Lianhua Qingwen is mild, and it is more friendly to children and older patients than Western medicine.

Moreover, in the "Epidemic Diagnosis and Treatment Plan (2020 Edition)" issued by the National Health Commission this year, Lianhua Qingwen Capsule (granule) has once again become a recommended drug. This has been the recommended drug in the influenza diagnosis and treatment protocol for many years in a row.

Influenza A can be treated, but it is only temporary, and there is currently no solution to the flu in the whole world.

Influenza A certainly can**. Exercise more and eat light foods. Drink plenty of water.

Of course you can However, if you find symptoms of influenza A (H1N1), you should see a doctor in time and do what the doctor says, otherwise. Hmph, the consequences will be severe!!

Epidemic is a highly contagious and fast-spreading acute respiratory infection caused by influenza viruses, which is estimated to be reported by the WHO to cause about 3 million to 5 million severe cases of influenza and about 290,000 to 650,000 deaths each year worldwide. In other words, the common flu can be cured without treatment, but the severe flu will kill people. The 2018 edition of the "Epidemic Diagnosis and Treatment Protocol" pointed out that antiviral** within 48 hours of onset of illness can reduce influenza complications, reduce the mortality rate of hospitalized patients, shorten the length of hospital stay, and severe patients with more than 48 hours of onset can still benefit from antiviral**.

Oseltamivir (Kewei, Tamiflu) is a first-line anti-influenza virus drug, Kewei and Tamiflu are equivalent and Kewei (Oseltamivir) has a granular dosage form suitable for children, and ** is much lower. This may answer your question.

Yes! Just find out early