We recently wrote that the group's epidemic continues. Throughout the country, the number of patients is constantly increasing. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health warns against the worst. The peak of this year's flu will come in February!
The flu epidemic is still ongoing, and according to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, it will get even worse. . The number of people who will be affected by this year's influenza A is impossible to predict. The Christmas period and the number of doctor's visits caused by influenza were very high. This causes great concern among doctors.
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Who should take care of themselves?
This year's type A virus (H1N1) is particularly dangerous children under 5 years of age. According to doctors, they are the most vulnerable. Anyone who goes to school and works is at high risk. For various reasons, older people are more resistant to this type of virus, and they are more vulnerable to the type A (H3N2) virus.
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A large number of vaccinations
Although the flu peak comes in February, many Norwegians are already immune to the virus. To date, almost half a million Norwegians have been vaccinated. Almost 300 of them are people over 65 years of age. These results mean only one thing, the reach among the oldest vaccinees is increasing. Currently, it is already 35%.
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How Can I Deal With The Flu Once It Has Arrived?
The best solution is to avoid getting sick, but what if it has already happened? In such a situation, the best solution is to hydrate the body, take a large dose of rest, take appropriate medications that will relieve the accompanying pain in muscles, head and joints, as well as reduce the fever that often accompanies us. The duration of the flu is usually 7-10 days. Its symptoms should not be underestimated, because if left untreated, it can lead to many complications. If fighting the flu on your own does not bring us any results, we should immediately visit a specialist doctor. We should also remember about a balanced diet, which should provide our body with the necessary dose of vitamins and energy.
