What can be done to prevent the flu?

 

What can be done to prevent the flu?

The flu that strikes us most often in the rainy season. Nowadays when the fever comes, `What is the flu? Stay tuned ... we face the flu with riots saying ‘Dengue’ on all sides, ‘Chikungunya’ ... something mysterious may be feverish! ’ If you have a fever for more than three days, the doctor will extend the list for various recommendations such as typhoid, malaria, jaundice, dengue, chikungunya ... Want to know why the flu is coming and how to avoid it in the rainy season? * Influenza is not a separate disease. Influenza is the heat that our body goes through in the war with white blood cells and germs. Fever may persist for a while in the absence of a strong immune system. If there is a war against new types of bacteria and viruses, the fever may persist. White blood cells in the body - The war between germs increases the risk of platelet aggregation, dehydration, and hepato-splenic inflammation. That is what affects the normal life of the body and causes illness (fever). * Avoid sweets, milk and vegetables. If your doctor tells you to drink milk, add pepper, turmeric powder and cashew nuts and drink it only between 8 am and 6 pm. Not at night and early in the morning! * Do not place children in the front of a two-wheeler and travel in the evening or at night. It is better to cover the ears carefully without being hit by the wind! * First, every effort should be made to prevent the flu. Cover the water storage container. Remove old paint cans, rubber tires, and utensils that you keep in the corner outside the house. Show neem smoke or corporation mosquito repellent smoke. Drink only boiled water. Eat hot, then cooked food. Avoid going to public places when you have a mild sneeze or fever. In winter, the risk of heart attack, stroke and sudden death is high, according to government general hospital records. In northern European countries, the cold snap takes place six months of the year. In our country, most months are sunny. However, the physical condition of the people of the respective country, changing accordingly, is not much of an impact. However, those who live in the sun, when they suddenly move to colder areas, the nature of the blood flow to their heart and blood vessels changes.