Patient's question:
Checked for jaundice, then checked the blood. Today's results came out: E-cell virus infection. About 25 days, what kind of assistance is roughly in mind: What is E-cell virus infection? How is it treated? Why is it caused.Doctor's answer:
The test results show E-cell virus infection, approximately around 25 days.Advice: E-cell virus is also known as salivary virus, belonging to the subfamily of herpesviruses. It is the largest virus in the human herpesvirus group and is generally transmitted by patients and acute carriers. It has been detected in blood, saliva, tears, urine, semen, feces, cervical and vaginal secretions, milk, and other substances. The virus can be excreted through milk, saliva, and urine, persisting for several weeks to two years. There is currently no specific treatment, mainly symptomatic treatment.