What is the difference between cold and hot bleeding symptoms?

The difference between colds and hemorrhagic fevers: 1. From the perspective of pathogenic microorganisms, colds are generally caused by viral infections or bacterial infections, such as Haemophilus influenzae; Whereas, hemorrhagic fever is caused by Leptospira and is a completely different organism. 2. From the perspective of the course of the disease, the cold is relatively urgent, and the hemorrhagic fever is relatively slow.

3. From the perspective of symptoms, colds are mainly characterized by runny nose, cough, fever, and sore throat; In addition to fever, hemorrhagic fever will also have bleeding from the digestive tract and oral mucosa. Sometimes hemorrhagic fever can lead to organ failure, which can lead to oliguria, anuria, and even serious complications. Colds, on the other hand, have a relatively good prognosis and do not have special complications.

Hemorrhagic fever and cold have a fever in common, but there are many differences between the two. First of all, in terms of clinical manifestations, a cold is an upper respiratory tract infection, and there are mostly local symptoms of the respiratory tract, such as coughing, sneezing, and runny nose.

The typical symptoms of patients with hemorrhagic fever are three pains and three reds. The three pains are headache, low back pain, and orbital pain. The three reds are the congestion and redness of the conjunctiva of the eyes, and flushing of the face, chest and neck.

The second is the result. In general, severe colds usually manifest as abnormalities of white blood cells or neutrophil lymphocytes, and urinalysis is normal. Patients with hemorrhagic fever showed an increase in white blood cells and hemoglobin, while platelets decreased and urine protein increased.

The differences between the two are as follows: 1. Etiology, hemorrhagic fever is caused by epidemic hemorrhagic fever virus, and cold is caused by cold viruses and bacteria. 2. Clinical manifestations, hemorrhagic fever will have clinical manifestations of fever, diarrhea, dehydration, and renal insufficiency.

Colds are mainly symptoms that cause upper respiratory tract infections, such as nasal congestion, nasal itching, runny nose, dry throat, sore throat, and cough. 3. **On hemorrhagic fever, anti-hemorrhagic fever virus, rehydration, correction of shock, protection of kidney function, etc. Colds require symptomatic supportive management, with antiviral and antibiotic treatment as necessary**.

Onset is acute, with upper respiratory tract symptoms or gastrointestinal disturbances. The typical clinical manifestations are three main signs of fever, hemorrhage and renal damage and the course of the fifth stage of the disease.

Febrile phase: generally lasts 4 to 6 days, with symptoms of systemic toxicity, capillary injury, and renal damage. The fever is between 39 and 40 degrees, and the body temperature is generally about high, and the more severe the disease.

It is manifested as "three reds" and "three pains". Severe headache, low back pain, orbital pain, obvious congestion and redness of the face, conjunctiva, neck and upper chest, edema of the conjunctiva and eyelids, like drunkenness, is called "drunken appearance". 2 to 3 days after the onset of the disease, bleeding spots appeared on the chest, back, upper limbs and other parts.

Hypotensive shock phase: usually occurs on the 4th and 6th disease days, and later onsets on the 8th and 9th disease days. This stage is characterized by fever and severe illness, mainly manifested as cardiovascular system symptoms, and severe cases may appear in shock.

Oliguric stage: It mostly occurs on the 5th and 9th day of illness, which is the most severe period of the disease. The longer the oliguric period, the more severe the disease.

Polyuria phase: On the 9th and 14th days of the course of the disease, the daily urine output increases significantly during this period, and the kidney function gradually recovers.

Convalescent period: The convalescent phase enters after the 3rd and 4th weeks of onset. Generally, the return to normal urea nitrogen is the sign of entering this stage. The main symptoms of the patient disappeared, the appetite, food intake, and physical strength gradually recovered, the urine output and urine concentration function returned to normal, and it took 1 to 3 months for the physical strength to fully recover.

There will be symptoms of weakness in the limbs, loss of appetite, symptoms of indigestion, symptoms of abdominal pain, and symptoms of lack of sleep. So when we have this situation, we must go to the hospital for a corresponding examination.

After suffering from hemorrhagic fever, nausea, vomiting, fever, gastrointestinal discomfort, and in severe cases, shock and oliguria.

You will have fever, runny nose, headache, low back pain, and no strength in your body, and if this disease is not treated well, you may die.