Symptomatic infected patients with Neoguana may recover spontaneously, but without regular treatment, the symptoms of infected patients may gradually worsen, and standardized treatment is recommended to improve the condition.
Neoguana is a self-limiting disease. Asymptomatic infections and mild cases are usually curable. However, without regular treatment, as the disease progresses, the infected person’s symptoms will gradually worsen, and in severe cases, respiratory failure may occur, even affecting normal life and endangering the person’s life.
Most patients who can effectively control the development of the disease and alleviate the symptoms, from the current situation, the majority of patients with a favorable outcome of the treatment, generally can return to normal life and work.
For symptomatic infected patients, they generally need to be treated by antiviral therapy, supportive and symptomatic therapy, Chinese medicine, and critical care resuscitation in severe cases. If there is any discomfort, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for clear diagnosis and treatment to avoid delay.