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Prolonged illness, lingering cough: IRMC reveals cause of flu gripping several parts of India

Influenza A subtype H3N2: Prolonged illness, lingering cough: what is this covid-like flu? ICMR explains

Prolonged illness, lingering cough: what is this covid-like flu? ICMR explains

They have also suggested a list of Dos and Don'ts for people to follow to protect themselves from contracting the virus.

A persistent cough, sometimes accompanied by fever, running through India for the past two-three months is due to Influenza A subtype H3N2, ICMR experts said.
The H3N2, which has been in wide circulation for the past two-three months, causes more hospitalisations than other subtypes, said Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) scientists who keep a close watch on ailments caused by respiratory viruses through the Virus Research and Diagnostic Laboratories network.
They have also suggested a list of Dos and Don'ts for people to follow to protect themselves from contracting the virus.
The Indian Medical Association (IMA), on the other hand, has advised against indiscriminate use of antibiotics amid rising cases of cough, cold and nausea across the country.
Seasonal fever will last five to seven days, it said.
The fever goes away at the end of three days but the cough can persist for up to three weeks, the IMA's Standing Committee for Anti-Microbial Resistance said.
Viral cases have also surged due to air pollution, it said, adding that it mostly occurs in people aged below 15 and above 50 and causes upper respiratory infections along with fever.
The association also asked doctors to prescribe only symptomatic treatment and not antibiotics.
"Right now, people start taking antibiotics like Azithromycin and Amoxiclav etc, that too without caring for done and frequency and stop it once start feeling better. This needs to be stopped as it leads to antibiotic resistance. Whenever there will be a real use of antibiotics, they will not work due to the resistance," the IMA said in a statement.
The most misused antibiotics are Amoxicillin, Norfloxacin, Oprofloxacin, Ofloxacin and Levofloxacin. These are being used for the treatment of diarrhoea and UTI, it said.
"We have already seen widespread use of Azithromycin and Ivermectin during Covid and this too has led to resistance. It is necessary to diagnose whether the infection is bacterial or not before prescribing antibiotics," it said.

As the Ukraine-Russia war stretches on, a top Ukrainian spy has made a big claim. Amid speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health, Ukraine's Major General Kyrylo Budanov has claimed that Putin is suffering from various diseases, including cancer.
Budanov is the chief of Ukraine's military intelligence. He told Sky News, "We can confirm that (President Vladimir) Putin is in very bad psychological and physical condition. He is very sick. He has various illnesses at the same time, one of which is cancer."
The claim regarding Putin's health comes amid various similar reports, ranging from scheduled surgery, to videos purportedly showing Parkinson's symptoms.
The other big statement Budanov made is that Putin is staring at a coup which "cannot be stopped". He said, "The turning point (of the war) will be in the second part of August. Most of the active combat actions will have finished by the end of this year. This will lead to a change of leadership of the Russian Federation. This process has already been launched, and they are moving that way. Yes, they are moving in this way and it is impossible to stop it."
Budanov also denigrated the Russian army as a force of untrained "horde of people with weapons". He said, "We have been saying for a long time that the Russian army, which Russia is trying to promote in various training videos, does not exist. It is a horde of people with weapons. That's all they've got."

Ukraine top spy's 3 big 'revelations': Putin has cancer; Russia rebellion; when war will end

Russia-Ukraine war: Amid speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health, Ukraine's Major General Kyrylo Budanov claimed that he is suffering from various diseases, including cancer.

As the Ukraine-Russia war stretches on, a top Ukrainian spy has made a big claim. Amid speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health, Ukraine's Major General Kyrylo Budanov has claimed that Putin is suffering from various diseases, including cancer.
Budanov is the chief of Ukraine's military intelligence. He told Sky News, "We can confirm that (President Vladimir) Putin is in very bad psychological and physical condition. He is very sick. He has various illnesses at the same time, one of which is cancer."
The claim regarding Putin's health comes amid various similar reports, ranging from scheduled surgery, to videos purportedly showing Parkinson's symptoms.
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The other big statement Budanov made is that Putin is staring at a coup which "cannot be stopped". He said, "The turning point (of the war) will be in the second part of August. Most of the active combat actions will have finished by the end of this year. This will lead to a change of leadership of the Russian Federation. This process has already been launched, and they are moving that way. Yes, they are moving in this way and it is impossible to stop it."
Budanov also denigrated the Russian army as a force of untrained "horde of people with weapons". He said, "We have been saying for a long time that the Russian army, which Russia is trying to promote in various training videos, does not exist. It is a horde of people with weapons. That's all they've got."

After Russia's Vladimir Putin, the health of China's Xi Jinping is not in the spotlight. The Chinese president is suffering from a cerebral aneurysm, according to media reports.
Jinping also had to be hospitalised in late 2021. However, the Communist leader opted for traditional Chinese medicine rather than surgery which softens blood vessels and shrinks the aneurysm.
Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic. When the Chinese President visited Italy in March 2019, some observers said that he was limping.
Days later, in France, Jinping had to take support while sitting down. In October 2020, Jinping spoke slowly and coughed while addressing people in Shenzhen.
The claims about his ill health are coming as Xi Jinping tries to secure a historic third term as President, and equalling icons like Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.

Despite illness, Xi Jinping refusing surgery, taking Chinese tradition medicine for cerebral aneurysm: report

Despite illness, Xi Jinping refusing surgery, taking Chinese traditional medicine for cerebral aneurysm: report


Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

After Russia's Vladimir Putin, the health of China's Xi Jinping is in the spotlight. The Chinese president is suffering from a cerebral aneurysm, according to media reports.
Jinping also had to be hospitalised in late 2021. However, the Communist leader opted for traditional Chinese medicine rather than surgery which softens blood vessels and shrinks the aneurysm.
Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic. When the Chinese President visited Italy in March 2019, some observers said that he was limping.
Days later, in France, Jinping had to take support while sitting down. In October 2020, Jinping spoke slowly and coughed while addressing people in Shenzhen.
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The claims about his ill health are coming as Xi Jinping tries to secure a historic third term as President, and equalling icons like Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.

With Covid-19 affecting thousands of people on a daily basis, the second wave seems to be more challenging than the first.
While several Indians have been eager to line up and do their part at slowing and hopefully ending the pandemic, there are others who are still reluctant.
Myths and false stories about the vaccine are spreading on Facebook and Whatsapp groups, preventing people from getting the vaccine. Since the disease is new, people readily believe in every piece of information floating around them. The major reason behind the strong sense of reluctance is the lack of awareness amongst the general public.
Among the several myths making the rounds, one of the most commonly shared are claims that &ldquo;Vaccines make people ill&rdquo;. Doctors around the world have claimed that vaccines don&rsquo;t give any illness. However, people might experience mild to moderate fever, headache or soreness which are signs that the body is building protection against the virus.
There is also the fear that "Vaccines can cause autism." A fear which first originated in 1997 with a study report published in the medical journal, Lancet. The paper by British surgeon Andrew Wakefield later undisclosed financial conflict of interest and ethical violations. Since then, no study has found any link between vaccines and autism. According to Alycia Halladay, the Chief Science&nbsp;Officer for the Autism Science Foundation in New York, &ldquo;those with disabilities need to get vaccinated as soon as possible, as vaccines can prevent death&rdquo;.
Similarly, there are more myths and theories that exist. Experts suggest that it is important to talk &ldquo;facts&rdquo; with vaccine-hesitant friends and family and help them make the right decision. It is best to reach out to your personal doctor or&nbsp;local health officials regarding your doubts.&nbsp;

Autism to illness: Covid-19 vaccine myths debunked

With Covid-19 affecting thousands of people on a daily basis, the second wave seems to be more challenging than the first.
While several Indians have been eager to line up and do their part at slowing and hopefully ending the pandemic, there are others who are still reluctant.
Myths and false stories about the vaccine are spreading on Facebook and Whatsapp groups, preventing people from getting the vaccine. Since the disease is new, people readily believe in every piece of information floating around them. The major reason behind the strong sense of reluctance is the lack of awareness amongst the general public.
Among the several myths making the rounds, one of the most commonly shared are claims that &ldquo;Vaccines make people ill&rdquo;. Doctors around the world have claimed that vaccines don&rsquo;t give any illness. However, people might experience mild to moderate fever, headache, or soreness which are signs that the body is building protection against the virus.
There is also the fear that "Vaccines can cause autism." A fear which first originated in 1997 with a study report published in the medical journal, Lancet. The paper by British surgeon Andrew Wakefield was later retracted due to undisclosed conflict of interest and ethical violations. Since then, no study has found any link between vaccines and autism. According to Alycia Halladay, the Chief Science&nbsp;Officer for the Autism Science Foundation in New York, &ldquo;those with disabilities need to get vaccinated as soon as possible, as vaccines can prevent death&rdquo;.
Similarly, there are more myths and theories that exist. Experts suggest that it is important to talk &ldquo;facts&rdquo; with vaccine-hesitant friends and family and help them make the right decision. It is best to reach out to your personal doctor or&nbsp;local health officials regarding your doubts.&nbsp;

With Covid-19 affecting thousands of people on a daily basis, the second wave seems to be more challenging than the first.
While several Indians have been eager to line up and do their part at slowing and hopefully ending the pandemic, there are others who are still reluctant.
Myths and false stories about the vaccine are spreading on Facebook and Whatsapp groups, preventing people from getting the vaccine. Since the disease is new, people readily believe in every piece of information floating around them. The major reason behind the strong sense of reluctance is the lack of awareness amongst the general public.
Among the several myths making the rounds, one of the most commonly shared are claims that &ldquo;Vaccines make people ill&rdquo;. Doctors around the world have claimed that vaccines don&rsquo;t give any illness. However, people might experience mild to moderate fever, headache, or soreness which are signs that the body is building protection against the virus.
There is also the fear that "Vaccines can cause autism." A fear which first originated in 1997 with a study report published in the medical journal, Lancet. The paper by British surgeon Andrew Wakefield was later retracted due to undisclosed conflict of interest and ethical violations. Since then, no study has found any link between vaccines and autism. According to Alycia Halladay, the Chief Science&nbsp;Officer for the Autism Science Foundation in New York, &ldquo;those with disabilities need to get vaccinated as soon as possible, as vaccines can prevent death&rdquo;.
Similarly, there are more myths and theories that exist. Experts suggest that it is important to talk &ldquo;facts&rdquo; with vaccine-hesitant friends and family and help them make the right decision. It is best to reach out to your personal doctor or&nbsp;local health officials regarding your doubts.&nbsp;

When you&rsquo;re down with the flu or just have a cold, everyone has a titbit of advice about what you should eat to improve your health.&nbsp;But oddly enough, some foods can actually make your symptoms worse.&nbsp;&nbsp;
When you&rsquo;re dealing with an already low appetite and swallowing difficulties,&nbsp;it is important to avoid these foods that may actually be detrimental to your recovery.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SUGARY FOODS&nbsp;
A heavy intake of sugar prohibits the immune system from doing its job. Sugary foods can also&nbsp;create inflammation in the body so it's best to stay&nbsp;away from sweet treats like candy or chocolate&nbsp;until you feel better.&nbsp;&nbsp;
DAIRY PRODUCTS&nbsp;&nbsp;
An otherwise healthy enough food group, it is best to avoid dairy products like milk, cheese or yoghurt when you&rsquo;re under the weather. Dairy can actually make your symptoms worse by&nbsp;temporarily thickening mucus. Keep your dairy intake to a minimum when you&rsquo;re sick.&nbsp;&nbsp;
FRIED OR GREASY FOODS&nbsp;&nbsp;
High-fat foods require much more time and effort to digest, forcing the stomach to work a lot harder when it's already sensitive, leading to acid reflux and vomiting.&nbsp;Avoid fried and greasy foods that are high in saturated fats as they will make you feel worse.&nbsp;&nbsp;
HISTAMINE-DENSE FOODS&nbsp;&nbsp;
Histamine is a compound that is part of the body&rsquo;s local immune response. But it also causes&nbsp;many of the symptoms of allergies, such as a runny nose or sneezing.&nbsp;To keep your body from going on a histamine overdrive, avoid&nbsp;strawberries, avocado, banana, alcohol and fermented foods when you&rsquo;re dealing with a cold.&nbsp;
CAFFEINE&nbsp;&nbsp;
You may crave your morning cup of coffee even when you&rsquo;re down with the flu.&nbsp;However, caffeinated drinks like tea, coffee or soda&nbsp;are&nbsp;diuretics and can&nbsp;dehydrate your&nbsp;body. They drain your body of&nbsp;necessary&nbsp;fluid when it needs them the most for a speedy recovery.

What not to eat when you're suffering from a cold

Foods to avoid when you're suffering from a cold 

When you&rsquo;re down with the flu or just have a cold, everyone has a titbit of advice about what you should eat to improve your health.&nbsp;But oddly enough, some foods can actually make your symptoms worse.&nbsp;&nbsp;
When you&rsquo;re dealing with an already low appetite and swallowing difficulties,&nbsp;it is important to avoid these foods that may actually be detrimental to your recovery.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SUGARY FOODS&nbsp;
A heavy intake of sugar prohibits the immune system from doing its job. Sugary foods can also&nbsp;create inflammation in the body so it's best to stay&nbsp;away from sweet treats like candy or chocolate&nbsp;until you feel better.&nbsp;&nbsp;
DAIRY PRODUCTS&nbsp;&nbsp;
An otherwise healthy enough food group, it is best to avoid dairy products like milk, cheese or yoghurt when you&rsquo;re under the weather. Dairy can actually make your symptoms worse by&nbsp;temporarily thickening mucus. Keep your dairy intake to a minimum when you&rsquo;re sick.&nbsp;&nbsp;
FRIED OR GREASY FOODS&nbsp;&nbsp;
High-fat foods require much more time and effort to digest, forcing the stomach to work a lot harder when it's already sensitive, leading to acid reflux and vomiting.&nbsp;Avoid fried and greasy foods that are high in saturated fats as they will make you feel worse.&nbsp;&nbsp;
HISTAMINE-DENSE FOODS&nbsp;&nbsp;
Histamine is a compound that is part of the body&rsquo;s local immune response. But it also causes&nbsp;many of the symptoms of allergies, such as a runny nose or sneezing.&nbsp;To keep your body from going on a histamine overdrive, avoid&nbsp;strawberries, avocado, banana, alcohol and fermented foods when you&rsquo;re dealing with a cold.&nbsp;
CAFFEINE&nbsp;&nbsp;
You may crave your morning cup of coffee even when you&rsquo;re down with the flu.&nbsp;However, caffeinated drinks like tea, coffee or soda&nbsp;are&nbsp;diuretics and can&nbsp;dehydrate your&nbsp;body. They drain your body of&nbsp;necessary&nbsp;fluid when it needs them the most for a speedy recovery.

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