Adults taking care of children with influenza A, can they be infected?
If the adult does not come into contact with the patient's respiratory secretions or body fluids such as blood, the contact time is short, and it is generally not infected. However, it is recommended that adults pay attention to hand hygiene and respiratory hygiene, wear masks, and maintain a well-ventilated environment when caring for children with influenza A to prevent the spread of the virus. If an adult has symptoms of suspected influenza nail, he or she should seek medical attention as soon as possible to avoid transmission to others.
If one person gets a stream, will the whole family get it?
Influenza A is a respiratory infection caused by the influenza A virus that spreads through droplets. If one person has influenza, family members may also be infected. Therefore, patients are advised to stay isolated at home, avoid close contact with family members, and use protective measures such as masks to reduce the risk of transmission. Family members should also maintain good hygiene, wash hands frequently, ventilate, etc., to reduce the risk of infection.
If I have a stream of A, will my life be in danger?
Influenza A is generally a mild respiratory illness that is not usually life-threatening.
However, for certain high-risk groups, such as older people aged 65 and older, children, pregnant women, and people with chronic medical conditions, influenza A can cause serious complications, such as pneumonia and respiratory failure, which can sometimes be life-threatening.
Therefore, for high-risk groups, influenza A needs to be paid enough attention.