Patient's question:
Fever of 39.5°C on December 12th. Past treatment and effectiveness: Hospital infusion, fever resolved on the same day without recurrence. Stayed for four days and discharged. Desired assistance: How to get the necessary influenza vaccine...Doctor's answer:
Influenza A is an acute highly infectious respiratory infectious disease caused by the influenza A virus. Clinical diagnostic features include sudden onset, high fever, cough, difficulty breathing, weakness, and a high incidence rate. It is primarily spread through close-range droplet transmission and can also be transmitted through contaminated hands, toys, and other oral and nasal routes. Although patients receive conventional treatment in hospitals and recover on their own, it is recommended that you get vaccinated with the influenza A vaccine. This will provide the patient with some resistance to the influenza A virus in the future, increasing the likelihood of contracting the disease. Survival care: I hope my explanation will bring you comfort.