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In seasons when flu is common and epidemic, it is necessary to stay away from crowded environments, to use a mask, to wash hands frequently, to eat healthy, to avoid fatigue and insomnia, to drink plenty of fluids. Not sending sick children to kindergartens or schools [more…]

Chicken soup, trotter soup, orange, grapefruit, tangerine, lemon tea, ginger, echinacea, rosehip, sage, thyme tea, eucalyptus tea, honey, onion and garlic are the main foods that are beneficial for flu. Click for details…

There are antiviral drugs used in the treatment of flu. These drugs are effective if used within the first 48 hours after the symptoms begin. It is not necessary for every flu patient to use antiviral medication. These drugs are especially applied to risky groups. Pain relief and flu treatment [more…]

The main drugs used in flu treatment are antiviral drugs and vaccines. The flu virus undergoes antigenic change every year. For this reason, flu vaccines are produced every year according to the most common flu viruses in the previous year. The vaccine is administered from September to November. [more…]

Flu symptoms are often confused with cold symptoms. The definitive diagnosis of influenza is made with the help of a swab taken from the nose in the first 3 days of the disease. Click for details…

Fever: 38-39 Headache General body pain Tiredness and weakness lasting 2-3 weeks Nasal congestion Sore throat Frequent cough Sweating Headache Fatigue Weakness Vomiting due to cough Click for details…

People at high risk of developing flu complications are: Children under 5 years of age, especially those under 2 years of age, older than 65 years of age Pregnant women and women who have given birth in the last 2 weeks People with weak immune system Asthma, [more…]

Caused by the virus called influenza influenza; It is a seasonal disease that occurs with symptoms such as 39 degrees fever, severe muscle and joint pain, weakness, fatigue, tremors, headache and dry cough. Flu is around during the winter months [more…]