π©Ί Rise in Respiratory Viral Illnesses β Stay Alert, Stay Protected!
In recent days, thereβs been a noticeable increase in cough, cold, fever, throat pain, and viral respiratory infections among patients visiting our clinic. Most are mild and recover well with rest, hydration, and symptomatic care β but prevention is always better than cure.
π¬οΈ Follow Respiratory Etiquette
β Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or elbow when coughing or sneezing. β Dispose of tissues properly after use. β Avoid spitting in public places. β Wash or sanitize hands frequently, especially after coughing or sneezing. β Wear a mask if you have cough or cold β and maintain distance in crowded places. π§ General Precautions
π’ Stay well hydrated and maintain a balanced diet to boost immunity. π’ Avoid sudden exposure to cold air or rain. π’ Keep rooms well ventilated. π’ Avoid close contact with people having respiratory illness. π’ Take adequate rest and seek medical advice if symptoms persist beyond 3β4 days, or if breathlessness / high fever develops. π Flu Vaccination
Getting an annual influenza (flu) vaccine is strongly recommended β especially for:
Children under 5 years Elderly (β₯60 years) Pregnant women Healthcare workers People with asthma, diabetes, heart, kidney, or lung disease
π©Ί Letβs protect ourselves and our loved ones from seasonal viral infections through simple precautions and timely vaccination.
β Dr. Parag Goyal, MBBS
Visiwell Solutions
