Doctor warns of dangers of residual symptoms after acute respiratory viral infection
If a person had an acute respiratory viral infection or caught the flu, then immediately after recovery there is no need to rush to rejoice.
The thing is that residual symptoms may start to bother you.
This was reported by medical science candidate Andrei Kondrakhin, writes Vechernyaya Moskva .
Symptoms do not appear immediately, but usually 2 weeks after a person closes the sick leave. In some cases, the process may be longer.
What signs should you look out for?
First of all, it is fatigue, coughing, weakness.
There may also be other problems, such as vitamin deficiency.
Kondrakhin noted during a conversation with media representatives that if the symptoms bother and do not go away for two weeks or more, then this indicates chronic problems.
You should seek medical help again to reduce the risk of damage to vital organs and begin treatment on time.
