As preparations for Tet travel begin, many people are proactively seeking flu vaccinations to prevent illness, concerned about unpredictable weather conditions.
Lack of sleep, consuming too many processed foods, using stimulants, or insufficient hydration can weaken the immune system, making flu recovery take longer.
A 7-year-old boy, who suffered 20 minutes of cardiac arrest and circulatory collapse due to fulminant myocarditis, has fully recovered consciousness after 10 days on ECMO and is preparing for discharge to celebrate Tet.
I use medical masks to prevent respiratory illnesses, but I take them off and put them back on without replacing them. Is this safe? (Tu Uyen, 35, Da Nang)
My neighbor suggested smelling crushed garlic to clear phlegm, open airways, and promote sleep. My 5-year-old child has influenza A with nasal congestion; should I use this method? (Phuong Trinh, 34, Quang Tri)
During the Tet holiday, increased social interaction, constant travel, and altered routines, combined with weather conditions, create an environment conducive to flu virus transmission, according to Doctor Dao Huu Than.
Initial symptoms of Nipah virus infection, such as fever, headache, and fatigue, are often confused with the common flu. This can lead to complacency, delaying early detection and potentially resulting in severe complications.
I heard that steeping garlic in wine for about 10 days and drinking two glasses daily can completely cure the flu. Is this remedy effective? (Thuy Hang, 35, Can Tho)
Unpredictable weather has caused my 3-year-old daughter to have a fever and severe cough. Can I give her goosegrass water to reduce fever and treat cough at home? (Kim Manh, 32, Tay Ninh)
