Influenza Fever

Ireland, Dublin influenza - It seems that this year it is not a good year for people as it is involved in a massive war and suffered from illness at home. And the doctor does not know how to prevent it. Even if I live in either Ireland's Dublin or Germany's Frankfurt, the epidemic is boiling. People are afraid to hear that they have been infected with this disease, they do not want to hear that "influenza" is their illness.

"Infection with influenza virus causes respiratory disease called influenza.Flu influenza is characterized by fever, cough, sore throat, body pain.In some cases, influenza becomes complicated and pneumonia and sepsis are confirmed According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are an average of 3,000 to 40,000 people living in the United States annually, and death

Usually, influenza virus is completely contained in the lung, but some symptoms such as fever, headache, fatigue, muscle pain are systemic. In order to fight properly with influenza infection, the cytokines and chemokines produced by the innate immune cells of the lung become systemic - they enter the bloodstream and cause these systemic symptoms. When this occurs, a series of complex biological events occur. One thing that happened was that the inflammatory cytokine interleukin - 1 was activated. Interleukin-1 is important for killer T cell response to virus, but also affects part of the brain controlling the hypothalamic body temperature, causing fever and headache.

Influenza, also known as "influenza", is a viral disease affecting humans and many animals. It almost always causes fever and breathing problems. Influenza viruses called type A, type B, or type C have three groups. Influenza A is a major group affecting humans and animals. There are various subtypes of influenza A virus. Other subtypes affect several species (eg birds, pigs, and humans), but most infect only a single species (eg birds and pigs). Influenza A virus undergoes rapid genetic change (antigen conversion), and there is a possibility that it may infect new animal species afterwards.