I ve had a cold for a month, and my throat is sticky, could it be a new lung?

Don't think about it yourself, it's best to go to a regular hospital for a check-up, explain the situation to the doctor, cooperate**, and do a nucleic acid test if you don't worry, I wish you an early **.

You should go to a regular fever clinic for nucleic acid testing as soon as possible, and if so, isolate as soon as possible**; If not, I can rest assured.

It's definitely not the new crown pneumonia, it's normal to have a sticky throat when you have a cold, and the normal manifestations of a cold are, nasal congestion, headache, cough, phlegm in the throat, sticky, can't cough it out, these are all symptoms of a cold.

The new crown pneumonia is different, with fever, fatigue, and dry cough as the main manifestations; A small number of patients have symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, and diarrhea; Severe patients often develop dyspnea and/or hypoxemia one week after the onset of the disease, and severe cases rapidly progress to acute respiratory distress syndrome, septic shock, metabolic acidosis that is difficult to correct, coagulation dysfunction, and multi-organ failure. If it's a month, you're probably gone, because it causes multiple organ failure and infects people on the side, so it's absolutely not.

Respectfully, thank you!

Or go to the hospital for examination, early detection and early **.

I don't know, let's take a look at it after a few days of observation, whether there are symptoms of viral pneumonia, the most important thing is that you have not been in contact with the infected person, if you have been in contact, it is best to go to the hospital to check it, if not, don't panic, the hospital now has many patients, so as to avoid cross-infection.

Hurry up to the hospital, in your case, when you have symptoms, you should go to a hospital above the top three for examination**, it has been delayed for so long.

In any case, diagnosis and exclusion is very important, especially in this extraordinary period, the regular hospital is the backer of the patient, in the spirit of being responsible for themselves and others, do not carry it yourself or ask non-medical personnel with no clinical experience, in case the best time is delayed, the consequences are unimaginable!

Yesterday I had a little sore throat and took medicine, today my throat is not sore, but I have some breathing difficulties and dizziness, this situation should be caused by your cold, or it is caused by medication***.

Your symptoms aren't COVID at all, right? Don't be nervous, there may be other problems, just check it out and talk about it.

You can do a nucleic acid test, free of charge.

There are no symptoms such as headache, fever, and weakness in the limbs, so it should be a common cold, so don't be nervous.

You must pay attention to this sensitive case, go to the hospital for examination, and treat if you are sick, and rest assured that there is no disease. For your own health and the health of others.

Not necessarily, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible.

I'm the same as you, but I don't have a fever and I don't have a cough, are you getting better.

First of all, it is necessary to understand that the new crown pneumonia is not just a cough, the most important thing is fever, malaise and cough, but the specific situation still needs to go to the hospital for a nucleic acid test in order to finally determine whether you have new crown pneumonia. If it is just a dry cough, it may be a cold or flu or rhinitis caused by a cold or flu.

Just having symptoms of dry cough does not tell whether you have the new crown or should go for a nucleic acid test, because it is a necessary means to check for this disease.

How could we possibly know such a thing? Do you have a fever? If you have a fever, you should still report the place**Ah, first contact your neighborhood committee, it is best to ask them to take you to the hospital for a check-up.

If you can't, go to the hospital for a cough.

What is the novel coronavirus?

The 2019 novel coronavirus, known as "2019-NCOV", was discovered as a result of the 2019 Wuhan viral pneumonia case and was named by the World Health Organization on January 12, 2020. Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses known to cause colds as well as more severe illnesses such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). Since December 2019, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, has continued to carry out surveillance of influenza and related diseases, and has found a number of cases of viral pneumonia, all of which were diagnosed as viral pneumonia and lung infection.

What are the symptoms of the new coronavirus?

The early symptoms of the novel coronavirus infection are similar to the cold symptoms caused by the general viral infection, mainly manifested as tiredness, fatigue, muscle aches, and a few patients will show gastrointestinal reactions, such as abdominal pain and diarrhea.

As the disease progresses, the patient will develop symptoms of fever, and the fever degree will be above the degree. Respiratory symptoms may also occur, including cough and sore throat.

As the symptoms worsen, patients may experience severe symptoms such as breathlessness, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and even respiratory distress. Imaging tests will reveal ground-glass changes in the lungs. In severe cases, sepsis, septic shock, coagulopathy, and renal failure may also occur.

At present, there is no specific ** method for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. However, many symptoms are manageable and need to be treated clinically**. In addition, adjunctive care for infected people can be very effective.

How to prevent the novel coronavirus?

There is no effective vaccine prevention method for the new coronavirus, and personal protection is the most practical way, including:

Maintain basic hand and respiratory hygiene and adhere to safe eating habits.

Avoid close contact with anyone who shows symptoms of respiratory illness (such as coughing and sneezing) as much as possible.

Drink plenty of water and take rest to boost your immunity.

Maintain ventilation in the living and working environment.

What should I do if I suspect that I have the new coronavirus?

If you suspect that you are suspected of being infected with the new coronavirus, you should isolate yourself from your family and friends as soon as possible, and do not go out to avoid cross-infection of the virus.

When there are further abnormal clinical manifestations such as fever (fever degree) and cough, it is necessary to report to the local disease prevention and control agency as soon as possible, so as to better control the spread of the new coronavirus.

Under the guidance of the local disease prevention and control agency, go to the designated medical institutions for investigation, diagnosis and treatment. You must remain under medical observation for 14 days, and if no other symptoms occur during the 14-day period, you can be released from isolation.

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The typical characteristics of the new pneumonia are fever, cough, difficulty breathing. If there are any of the above conditions, it is recommended that under the premise of doing a good job of protective isolation measures, go to the designated designated hospital for medical examination in time, and diagnose it in time!

There are many causes of sore throat, it may be a fire, it can also be a cold, and it may be the early stage of pneumonia, so don't panic yourself, it's best not to go to a dense place, wear a mask when you go out at the same time, drink more water, try to go to the doctor to prescribe some medicine, and exercise more to improve the body's immunity.

In this weather now, many people will catch a cold, so it is better to take care of it, pneumonia is far away from us, and it is very close to us, and it is better to take preventive measures than anything else.

Cold: There are pathogenic bacteria in the nasal cavity all the time, under normal circumstances, these pathogenic bacteria will not multiply and develop, only when the body is cold, these pathogenic bacteria will multiply to the onset of the disease, first cause rhinitis, pharyngitis, that is, runny nose, cough and other symptoms, if not timely or improper, it will be infected into tracheitis and pneumonia, which is a cold.

Pneumonia comes from a cold.

A cold needs to be taken at the first time**, that is, at the beginning of rhinitis**, if you have fever symptoms (about 37 degrees), take a tablet of acetaminophen (no fever symptoms), and take roxithromycin at the same time, three to five days**, and there will be no pneumonia.

Then go to the hospital for a check-up. Take responsibility for your own safety, as well as the health of your family and friends.

If you have a fever, you must go to the hospital for a checkup.

Don't be a snake.

You need to do a test to be sure, and don't panic too much, if you are infected**, you just need it.

And this percentage is still very small.

How much more body temperature is considered a fever.

Recently, the new coronavirus is still in the prevention and control stage, and I believe that all of us are also quarantining at home. However, when I am isolated at home, I will occasionally have a small cold. So, for this critical stage of epidemic prevention and control, how should we distinguish between the common cold and the new coronavirus?

Next, let's learn about the difference between the common cold and the new coronavirus, so as not to worry too much.

First of all, there is an important feature of pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus: difficulty breathing. For ordinary people, it is important to pay attention to this detail:

Whether you have shortness of breath or difficulty breathing. The initial symptoms of influenza and pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus are similar, but it is indeed difficult to distinguish between symptoms such as fever, headache, muscle weakness, and general malaise. However, most of the pneumonia cases caused by the novel coronavirus are accompanied by symptoms of lower respiratory tract infection such as dyspnea.

Of course, if you find that you have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath after you have a cold, you should be vigilant.

Next, the differences between the new coronavirus and colds are mainly as follows: first, the susceptible groups are different, and the susceptible groups of colds are the elderly and children; And the susceptibility to the new coronavirus is almost everyone. Then there are different symptoms, suffering from a cold will cause general fatigue, and in a few cases, fever; After being infected by the new coronavirus, respiratory discomfort is more common, and in most cases, fever occurs.

In addition, the consequences of illness are different, and the common cold usually does not cause pneumonia; After being infected by the new coronavirus, it will cause pneumonia, and more serious cases may cause respiratory failure, systemic multi-organ failure, and even endanger the patient's life. In addition, the infectivity of the virus that causes the common cold is far less than that of the new coronavirus.

Some colds can be prevented by vaccines; However, there is currently no effective vaccine for the novel coronavirus. Finally, we must be able to distinguish the difference between the common cold and the new coronavirus, and not worry too much about a small cold, which will also increase the burden on medical staff. At this critical stage of epidemic prevention and control, we must all believe in our medical staff, believe in ourselves, and believe in our country, and we will definitely win this epidemic!

During the pandemic: How to tell the difference between the flu, the common cold and COVID?

Do a nucleic acid test, and after the test result comes out, you will know whether it is a common cold or something else.

It can be distinguished by symptoms, colds are mainly manifested in symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, nasal congestion, etc. The new crown is caused by infection with the new coronavirus, and its symptoms are reflected in the patient's respiratory tract card, and there will be persistent fever, malaise, dry cough, difficulty breathing, etc.

During the epidemic, the distinction between the new crown pneumonia and the common cold can be distinguished from the following aspects, the cold is mainly nasal congestion, runny nose, and sneezing, while the new crown pneumonia will have headaches, obvious impact on appetite, and muscle weakness, which can be judged from these aspects.

The common cold generally does not make it difficult to breathe, nor does it cause a fever for a long time. If you have a prolonged fever and difficulty breathing, it may be a problem with pneumonia.