How does cold foot return a responsibility?

summary

Cold feet is a kind of disease that everyone should encounter, especially with the arrival of winter. Because people's living conditions are better now, most people have heating and air conditioning in their homes. In this way, the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is very large, and it is easy to catch a cold. Nasal congestion and runny nose are the most obvious symptoms of cold. This kind of disease should pay more attention to their diet, What's the matter with cold feet? Let's go.

How does cold foot return a responsibility?

First: cold feet, this is the performance of fever, not the difference between wind cold and wind heat. The symptoms of wind cold cold include severe aversion to cold, mild fever, no sweat, nasal congestion, clear nose, fear of cold and wind, thin and white fur.

Second: take cold medicine in time, especially for children. If you can't cure a cold for a long time or delay treatment all the time, it will cause other diseases in the nasal cavity, such as rhinitis, sinusitis, otitis media, cough, etc.

Third: drink more warm water and eat less spicy food. You can blow your nose alternately in the morning and before going to bed at night, clean up the secretion in the nasal cavity, and then rinse the nasal cavity with warm saline. It's better to drop pure plant children's nasal oil to relieve nasal congestion.

matters needing attention

Early isolation and treatment of patients. The isolation period should be 15 days after the clinical symptoms disappear and the body temperature returns to normal. Fecal culture test can also be carried out, once every 5-7 days, and those who are negative for two consecutive times can be released from isolation. The patient's stool, toilet, tableware, clothing and daily necessities should be properly disinfected. The management of chronic carriers should be strictly carried out. Employees in catering, conservation and water supply industries should be inspected regularly to detect the carriers as soon as possible. Chronic carriers should be transferred from the above jobs for treatment and regular supervision and management. Close contacts were observed for 23 days. Patients with fever should be isolated as soon as possible.