Jinjiang flu fever consultation Jinjiang City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine fever clinic

Jinjiang flu fever consultation

Jinjiang City Health Bureau again emphasized: the public must go to the fever outpatient clinic for treatment if they have a fever.

Jinjiang City currently **** set up the following eight fever clinics.

Jinjiang City Fever Clinic

Serial No.

Hospital

Contact Information

1

City Hospital

0595-85659101

2

Chinese Medicine Hospital

0595-85674279

3

Anhai Hospital

0595-85006102

4

Yingdun Overseas Chinese Hospital

0595-88054120

5

Municipal Hospital Jinnan Branch

0595-85299923

6

Chenli Center Health Center

0595-85180167

7

Dongshi Center Health Center

0595-85598120

8

Magnetism Zao Center Health Center

0595-68008269

To those who have a 48-hour negative certificate of the new coronavirus nucleic acid test Negative certificate, I and my family *** living with the person within 2 weeks without a history of foreign travel, has been through the relevant tests and examinations to clarify the cause of fever and other symptoms to rule out the new coronary pneumonia repeaters can be completed in the fever clinic nucleic nucleic acid sampling and then go directly to the establishment of the fever clinic of the medical institution's clinic outpatient, emergency room repeat examination.

Additionally, the normal high incidence of influenza is October, but this year it is early to enter the high incidence period in June, so the public is reminded to get vaccinated against influenza as soon as possible.

1, what is the flu?

Influenza, influenza, acute respiratory infectious diseases caused by influenza virus infection. Influenza remains one of the world's greatest public **** health challenges, and influenza outbreaks are prone to occur in crowded places such as childcare centers, schools and nursing homes. Children, the elderly and people with chronic illnesses are at high risk.

"The common cold" and "influenza"

2, how to distinguish between the two?

Common cold: Symptoms are usually sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, cough and sore throat. It may be caused by respiratory syncytial virus, rhinovirus, adenovirus, coronavirus, etc. It usually resolves itself within a week.

Flu: Compared with the common cold, influenza has heavier systemic symptoms, the main symptoms are high fever, headache, sore throat, muscle aches and pains.

_Fever

The onset of the disease is rapid, usually burns for 3-5 days, the temperature can be as high as 39-40 ℃, there may be fear of cold, chills, cold hands and feet, headache and so on.

_Discomfort in the throat

Older children will report a dry, itchy, sore throat, while younger children may present with easy crying or a fear of eating, especially solid foods.

_Stuffy nose and sneezing

Sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. Small children may exhibit crying, huffing and puffing, open-mouth breathing, or snoring.

_Cough

Mostly paroxysmal, not a constant cough. The number of coughs at a time may not be a lot, but they will be more frequent and mostly dry.

_Other discomforts

Older children may report headaches, generalized muscle aches, and fatigue. Younger children, on the other hand, tend to show crying and clinginess.

All of these symptoms may be present, but not always. The younger the child, the more atypical the symptoms tend to be.

Precautions for preventing the flu

01 Getting the flu vaccine

Currently approved influenza vaccines on the market include trivalent and quadrivalent inactivated vaccines. The vaccine is effective in preventing severe influenza in the elderly and infirm and in children. In addition, influenza vaccination for pregnant women can protect infants up to 6 months of age through fetotransmitted antibodies.

02Wash your hands frequently

Use hand sanitizer or soap and rinse with running water.

03Limit visits to crowded places

Avoid contact with patients with respiratory infections and wear a good mask.

04 Pay attention to hygiene

Cough or sneeze, try to cover the mouth and nose with tissue paper to prevent droplets from spreading over long distances and splashing; it is inconvenient to use the elbow to cover the mouth and nose.