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A légúti kihívások eligazítása:
A COVID-19, az influenza és az RSV megértése

Tartsa egészséges családját ebben az influenzaszezonban.

Mi az influenza?

The flu is a contagious respiratory illness. It’s caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs. It can lead to problems like ear infections or bacterial pneumonia. Sometimes it can lead to a hospital stay or even death. It can also make chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, cancer, and others worse. Click itt és tudjon meg többet!

Az influenza tünetei a következők:

  • Izomfájdalom
  • Fáradtság
  • Köhögés
  • Torokfájás
  • Fejfájás
  • Fever (not everyone with the flu gets a fever)
  • Some people also have vomiting and diarrhea. This is more common in children than adults.

Mi az a légúti syncytial vírus (RSV)?

RSV is also a contagious respiratory virus. It usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms, but it can sometimes be serious. Most people who get RSV will feel better in a week or two.

RSV is very common. Most children will get RSV by their second birthday.

RSV symptoms usually show up within four to six days of getting infected. RSV symptoms usually are:

  • Orrfolyás
  • Lower appetite than usual
  • köhögés
  • Tüsszentés
  • Láz
  • zihálás

Symptoms don’t usually appear all at once. Very young children with RSV may only have symptoms of:

  • Ingerlékenység
  • Lower activity than usual
  • légzési problémák

Call your doctor if you or your child:

  • Légzési nehézségei vannak.
  • Cannot drink enough fluids.
  • Have symptoms that are getting worse.

Most RSV infections will go away on their own in a week or two. But some people are more likely to get very sick from RSV. This includes adults age 60 and older, pregnant people, and young children.

How can I protect myself and others from flu, a cold, COVID-19, or RSV?

Flu season begins in October and can last through May. You can get a cold any time of the year, but people are most likely to get colds from August to April. You can get COVID-19 any time of the year. RSV season begins in October and can last through April.

There are easy ways to protect yourself and others from these respiratory illnesses:

  • Wash your hands often. Use soap and water, and wash for at least 20 seconds.
  • Cover your mouth with your elbow, a tissue, or a shirtsleeve (not your hands) when you cough or sneeze.
  • Stay home if you feel sick.
  • Try to avoid direct contact with viruses. You can do this by avoiding kissing, shaking hands, and sharing cups or eating utensils.
  • Clean surfaces that are touched often, like doorknobs, cellphones, and light switches.

The best way to prevent the flu is to get a flu shot every year. Flu shots help reduce flu-related illnesses and the risk of serious complications. It can also help reduce the severity of the flu even if you do get it. Talk to your doctor about getting your flu shot. If you don’t have a doctor and need help to find one, call us at 866-833-5717. 

The best way to prevent RSV is different for everyone. People over age 60 and pregnant people should talk to their doctor about if they should get the RSV vaccine. Babies in their first year of life may need to get monoclonal antibodies. Talk to your doctor about the best method for you. Click itt és a itt to read more about this.

How do I know if it’s the flu, a cold, COVID-19, or RSV?

All four are contagious respiratory illnesses, but they are caused by different viruses. Because some of the symptoms are similar, it may be hard to tell the difference based on symptoms alone. You may need a test to confirm a diagnosis.

Some symptoms that the flu, COVID-19, and RSV all have are:

  • Láz
  • Köhögés
  • Tüsszentés
  • Orrfolyás

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It it a cold, flu, or COVID-19?

SIGNS & SYMPTOMS HIDEG INFLUENZA Covid-19 RSV
A tünet megjelenése fokozatos Quick

One to four days after exposure

 fokozatos

About five days after exposure

 fokozatos

Four to six days after infection
Láz Ritka Szokásos Közös Közös
fájdalmak Enyhe Szokásos Közös Ritka
Hidegrázás Ritka Fairly common Közös Ritka
Fáradtság, gyengeség Néha Szokásos Közös Ritka
Tüsszentés Közös Néha Néha Közös
Chest discomfort, cough Enyhe vagy mérsékelt Közös Közös Közös
Eldugult orr Közös Néha Közös soha
Torokfájás Közös Néha Közös soha
Fejfájás Ritka Közös Közös soha
Hányás/hasmenés Ritka Common in children Common in children soha
Íz- vagy szagvesztés soha soha Közös soha
Légszomj / légzési nehézség Néha Közös Közös Common in very young children

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