In the past two days
I looked at the vacant workstations around me
and felt complicated in my heart
Did they go out to eat and didn’t call me?
Could it be that even my parents went out behind my back to have fun? ?
I couldn't help it
I took out my collection of antigen test strips
and stabbed myself 12345678 times
It doesn't matter if something happens
I am also a double-cross! How to fix it?
1. Can taking medicine prevent new coronavirus ?
cannot.
There is currently no evidence to support that drugs can prevent new coronavirus infection.
In other words, if you don’t have yang or disease, you don’t need to take medicine. Taking it is useless and will hurt your body. More there is no need to hoard a large amount of "cold medicine".
2. I have a fever and want to go to the hospital as soon as possible?
Say goodbye!
Positive people who are asymptomatic and have no serious underlying diseases can be given priority home isolation health monitoring.
Patients with fever symptoms can go to the community health fever clinic for first consultation.
There is no need to go to the hospital fever clinic to get together immediately.
Antipyretic drugs should generally not be used for more than 3 days. If the symptoms are not relieved, it is recommended to see a doctor.
3. After recovering from the infection, will the patient still be contagious? How long does it take to recover?
is not contagious. After
recovers, it means that the antibodies finally killed the virus , and the virus carrier in the body becomes low, so there will be no infectivity.
Two consecutive nucleic acid CT scans (24 hours apart) ≥35 will basically make a recovery.
Most people can recover in about a week after being infected. Symptoms are generally most severe on the 1st to 3rd day. If the nucleic acid result turns negative on the 4th and 5th day, it will be the same as a normal "sickness", that is, recovery.
4. Do you need to worry about viruses hidden on the surfaces of objects in your home?
Don’t worry about it.
Viruses that fall on the surface of objects can live for up to 2 to 3 days. There are no cells for them to replicate and destroy like crazy, so they cannot survive in the outside world for a long time. Is it necessary to test
5. antigen every day?
doesn’t make much sense.
In fact, the symptoms of influenza and Omicron infection are basically the same, because no matter cold, flu or Omicron , the biggest specific medicine is our human immunity .
The vast majority of people can recover after resting, so staying in a good mood, going to bed early and not staying up late is much more reliable than queuing up to buy antigens.
6. If you have a fever, what antipyretics can you choose?
For people without underlying diseases, safer antipyretics include acetaminophen and ibuprofen. Just choose one of them. Please refer to the information in the table below.
Other common compound "cold medicines" (such as Baijiahei, Tylenol, etc.) , their names contain "aminophenol" or "phenol", that is, acetaminophen, which can also reduce fever.
Please note that do not use multiple antipyretic drugs in combination.
7. If you have a fever, when should you take antipyretic medicine?
When the body temperature is between 37.5 and 38.5°C, physical cooling is preferred. When the body temperature rises above 38.5°C, antipyretic drugs can be used.
8. Can taking multiple medicines at the same time make me recover faster?
For the same symptom, taking multiple drugs at the same time will not speed up the improvement of the condition, but may lead to drug overdose.
Therefore, it is not recommended to take multiple drugs to treat the same symptom at the same time. Just choose one.
9. After the symptoms related to the new coronavirus infection are relieved, should you continue to take medicine to consolidate the effect?
Most of the drugs used to treat COVID-19 are symptomatic drugs (such as reducing fever, relieving cough, reducing phlegm, relieving runny nose, nasal congestion, sore throat, dry throat, diarrhea, etc.).
What should I eat if the symptoms are gone? Wouldn't that cause congestion in the liver and kidneys?
Warm reminder
Wear a mask and wash your hands frequently
Keep warm and prevent colds
(▽Special guidance expert in this issue▽)
Song Weidong
Peking University Shenzhen Medical University Respiratory and Critical Care Center
Chief physician
Consultation time:
Every Monday morning
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Popular science guidance丨 Peking University Shenzhen Medical University Respiratory and Critical Care Center
Chief physician Song Weidong
