Flu at this time
Flu at this time
Professor Khan Abul Kalam Azad
09 January 2015, 12:03
Update: 09 January 2015, 12:05
Flu, if you ask someone, you can tell what happens to this disease - the headache, the nose reading, etc. But what we understand as the flu, but not common cold fever. What is the flu?
Before we talk about the flu or influenza complications, we need to know, common cold fever and fluid differences. The common cold-fever season is in season of change, with the primary symptom being the nose closure, throat, mild fever, and coughing cough. Due to this febrile virus, there is no serious complication and the patient is recovering within a maximum of seven days.
Flu on the other hand, there is a sudden severe fever, which can last for 3-4 days and may have painful pain on the patient's head and head. Another feature of the flu is that the affected person is very tired and his daily activities are interrupted. If the patient is a child or an adult, or if there are other chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart failure or asthma, then the complications can be very serious.
Flu is a viral disease, which usually occurs in the winter and rainy season in Bangladesh. This results in respiratory infection. If properly treated, lungs can spread. Every year 5-10 percent of adult males and 20-30 percent of children are infected with this disease. The spread of flu can spread through the sneezing of the infected person or touching the things used. This period is almost mandatory for our constant presence in the office-court from competition-school-college. So, the best way to prevent the illness of flu like illness is to prevent it.
Flu vaccination available in most countries including Bangladesh. The functionality of this vaccine is tested and proven. However, the genes of the genes vary every year. And so the World Health Organization recognizes the latest viruses in the flu to check the vaccine every year. Therefore, this vaccine is necessary before the start of the flu season every year to prevent optimum resistance against flu.
Come on, we all prevent the flu.
Professor Khan Abul Kalam Azad: Principal, Dhaka Medical College
Professor Khan Abul Kalam Azad09 January 2015, 12:03
Update: 09 January 2015, 12:05
Flu, if you ask someone, you can tell what happens to this disease - the headache, the nose reading, etc. But what we understand as the flu, but not common cold fever. What is the flu?
Before we talk about the flu or influenza complications, we need to know, common cold fever and fluid differences. The common cold-fever season is in season of change, with the primary symptom being the nose closure, throat, mild fever, and coughing cough. Due to this febrile virus, there is no serious complication and the patient is recovering within a maximum of seven days.
Flu on the other hand, there is a sudden severe fever, which can last for 3-4 days and may have painful pain on the patient's head and head. Another feature of the flu is that the affected person is very tired and his daily activities are interrupted. If the patient is a child or an adult, or if there are other chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart failure or asthma, then the complications can be very serious.
Flu is a viral disease, which usually occurs in the winter and rainy season in Bangladesh. This results in respiratory infection. If properly treated, lungs can spread. Every year 5-10 percent of adult males and 20-30 percent of children are infected with this disease. The spread of flu can spread through the sneezing of the infected person or touching the things used. This period is almost mandatory for our constant presence in the office-court from competition-school-college. So, the best way to prevent the illness of flu like illness is to prevent it.
Flu vaccination available in most countries including Bangladesh. The functionality of this vaccine is tested and proven. However, the genes of the genes vary every year. And so the World Health Organization recognizes the latest viruses in the flu to check the vaccine every year. Therefore, this vaccine is necessary before the start of the flu season every year to prevent optimum resistance against flu.
Come on, we all prevent the flu.
Professor Khan Abul Kalam Azad: Principal, Dhaka Medical College
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