Respiratory infection symptoms related recommendations?

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Speaking of adult upper respiratory tract infection, many friends know that the emergence of this disease is directly related to some bacteria and viruses. Although the treatment of upper respiratory tract infection needs to pay attention to pathogenic factors, it is not a realistic problem to recover quickly if the treatment is not based on the symptoms of patients. Therefore, this paper analyzes the symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, Hope that patients can treat symptoms when they are in treatment, so what is the recommendation of respiratory infection symptoms? Let's talk about it

Respiratory infection symptoms related recommendations?

The most common symptom of adult upper respiratory tract infection is cold symptoms, that is to say, there will be nasal congestion, runny nose, chills, high fever, sneezing, sore throat, back and limbs ache, dry cough, less sputum and fatigue and other symptoms, whether it is common cold or influenza infection, are recognized as one of the symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection.

In addition, pharyngitis and laryngitis are also symptoms of adult upper respiratory tract infection. At this time, the main symptoms of patients are swallowing pain, difficulty in speaking, throat discomfort, itching, burning sensation, etc. during physical examination, we can see edema and congestion in the throat of patients.

Pharyngeal conjunctivitis is also one of the symptoms of adult upper respiratory tract infection, can lead to patients with sore throat, photophobia, tears, itching eyes and fever symptoms, this situation is generally easy to appear after swimming in summer. The fifth symptom of adult upper respiratory tract infection is pharyngeal tonsillitis, which is characterized by chills, fever and sore throat.

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What are the symptoms of adult upper respiratory tract infection? Don't ignore the five symptoms. This article first introduces here. The above five symptoms are caused by adult upper respiratory tract infection. No matter what kind of symptoms appear, it is suggested that patients should pay attention to timely medication treatment, otherwise the pathogenic bacteria can't be eliminated, and the patient's respiratory tract infection can't get better.