Novel viral pneumonia is an acute respiratory infection caused by a novel coronavirus infection, and novel coronaviruses can be transmitted continuously from person to person. The main transmission routes that…
Headache is one of the symptoms of novel coronavirus infection, although it is uncommon and not diagnostic of the infection. The majority of patients with novel coronavirus infection have fever…
Currently, the main basis for clinical diagnosis of novel coronavirus infection around the world is the results of pathogenic testing. To determine whether one is infected with the virus, one…
The new coronavirus is heat-shy and sensitive to heat and ultraviolet light. The resistance of this virus decreases as the temperature rises, but a certain temperature must be reached and…
Nebulized inhalation medication is a common treatment for acute attacks of respiratory infections, wheezing diseases or asthma in children, and its efficacy is rapid and reliable. There are not a…
Hemoptysis is defined as bleeding from the respiratory tract below the larynx, which is emitted through the oral cavity. Generally, hemoptysis of less than 100 ml in 24 hours is…
During epidemic prevention and control it is usually necessary to wear a mask, which creates a relatively closed environment on the face, causing bacteria to breed and aggravate acne. To…
After cure of novel coronavirus pneumonia, patients are usually not re-infected in the near future. According to recent studies, after recovering from novel coronavirus pneumonia, the patient’s body contains a…
Asymptomatic infected individuals with novel coronavirus do not have obvious clinical manifestations such as fever, malaise and dry cough, but test positive for viral nucleic acid, i.e. they carry the…
Currently, patients with newly crowned pneumonia who meet the discharge criteria should continue to be observed in isolation for 14 days while self-monitoring their health status. Those who are able…