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The number of people with flu continues to increase, the flu epidemic continues
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The number of people with the flu continues to rise, according to new data from the RIVM. More and more people turn to their general practitioner with flu complaints and a large number of flu viruses are detected in hospital laboratories.
Last week, 103 out of 100,000 residents went to their GP with flu-like symptoms, according to research institute Nivel. A week earlier this was still at 66 per 100,000.
In samples taken from people with a respiratory tract infection, the proportion of the flu virus was found to be high: 37 percent of samples tested positive last week. This means that the flu epidemic continues. In the last week of December, 49 percent of tests came back positive, up from 36 percent the previous week.
Other viruses too
It is not known how many people actually get the flu, but it is always higher than the official figures because many people get sick at home without seeing a doctor. In addition to the influenza virus, other viruses that cause respiratory ailments, such as the RS virus and the corona virus, are circulating in the Netherlands.
The flu epidemic Start four weeks ago, just before Christmas. In the Netherlands, a flu epidemic is defined as more than 58 out of 100,000 people visit their general practitioner with flu-like symptoms for two consecutive weeks and at least 10% of these people have the flu virus.
“The flu has been in the country for some time, but only now have all the conditions been met to speak of an influenza epidemic”, reported the Sciensano health institute. “We see a clear increase in the number of influenza cases among general practitioners, in laboratory tests and in hospital admissions.”
According to Sciensano, the number of cases is still rising, because we are only at the beginning of the epidemic. The peak is expected in three to four weeks. “Infections occur in all age groups, but so far children and young adults appear to be most affected.”
In addition to the influenza virus, the coronavirus and RSV are still circulating to a lesser extent. For all those viruses, the well-known precautions to protect yourself and others (weaker ones) apply: good ventilation, wash your hands and stay at home in case of illness. Sciensano points out that it is still useful and possible to get the flu vaccine. He also explicitly recommends wearing a mouth mask again on public transport.
5 types of foods that can help prevent flu and colds in children
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Rain is one of the fun things kids play with their peers. / Photo: illustration/Freepik
One of the benefits of playing in the rain is stimulating children’s creativity and imagination. However, not all children have strong immune systems, so they can trigger it have a cold or influence after playing in the rain
To ward off this condition, here are 5 foods you can eat to prevent colds or flu in kids, as reported by the page Parents And Children’s nutrition.
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1. Yogurt
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that can help boost your immune system by filling up your gastrointestinal (GI) tract, as well as kill off bad bacteria that can cause illness.
These food sources include yogurt and kefir (fermented milk), or ask your pediatrician about probiotic supplements children can take.
Regularly giving your child some sort of probiotic is smart, especially during a cold and flu season like this.
2. Mushrooms
Mushrooms are one of the food sources capable of increasing the body’s extraordinary immune defenses, and they are packaged very well. Mushrooms contain various vitamins and minerals, as well as a polysaccharide, beta-glucan.
Apart from the flu, this is a disease that is easily transmitted during the rainy season
Prokes is very important to prevent flu during the rainy season
REPUBLIC.CO.ID, JAKARTA — When rainy season as it is now it can lead to different diseases and occur in society. Between them influence and diarrhea.
“Influenza is a common disease, not only during the rainy season but also during the transition, i.e. climate change,” the doctor at Sulianti Saroso Infection Center Hospital (RSPI) said on Wednesday (4/1/2023), Sucahyo Adi Nugroho.
He added, this disease is caused by an influenza virus that attacks the respiratory system, transmitted through droplets, splashes of air or through contact, whether it is food or not, by keeping hands clean.
In fact, after walking around and holding a table or anything contaminated with other people’s flu virus, you also have the potential to catch it. Especially if you have such habits as rubbing your nose, rubbing your mouth.
To avoid this, he admitted that health protocols are very important to implement for self-protection. If implemented, she is optimistic that it will protect because she carries hand sanitizer everywhere, washes her hands and wears a mask.
“Although it doesn’t 100% prevent transmission, it does reduce the risk of exposure to the flu,” he said.
In addition, he also reminded that during the rainy season, such as now, soil or virus contamination can also occur and cause diarrhea. According to him, above all diarrhea what happens to children is caused by infection rotavirus during the rainy season. Linked to roadside snacking it can also cause diarrhea, according to him there is no ban on it.
“Only what needs to be considered is the cleanliness of the food and ourselves,” she said.
He added, sometimes random snacks are brought into an environment and there’s a humid atmosphere for them to grow microorganisms cause of infection. This then exacerbates the occurrence of risk factors for the disease, including diarrhea.
Japan’s bird flu outbreak hits record high
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, January 4: Two more prefectures in Japan confirmed the incidence of bird flu, bringing the number of confirmed cases of bird flu in Japan to 54 this season, the most since records began.
According to the Japanese news agency Kyodo which cites sources from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on the 3rd, the new confirmed outbreaks occurred in a poultry farm in Chiba prefecture near the capital Tokyo and in a poultry farm emus in Fukuoka Prefecture. Approximately 10,000 and 430 birds were culled on the two farms respectively.
As of 2, a total of 54 outbreaks have been confirmed in 23 counties of Japan this bird flu epidemic season, breaking the record of 52 confirmed outbreaks in 18 counties during the epidemic season from November 2020 to March 2021. In that season an estimated 9.9 million birds were culled.
Japan has culled at least 7.3 million poultry since this season’s first bird flu outbreak was reported in October last year. According to the Japan Broadcasting Association, more than 10 million birds could be culled this season if the infection rate continues to rise. (Bone)