Tamil Nadu: The number of hospital admissions due to H3N2 infection due to the corona virus is increasing day by day. Uday Kumar, a resident of Trichy, died of influenza fever, the doctor said. H3N2 virus is spreading rapidly in Tamil Nadu. So far, 545 cases have been reported across the state, the state medical health department said. Those suffering from fever are already being treated in hospitals. Uday Kumar, a resident of Trichy, died of influenza fever, the doctor said. Increase in H3N2 infection across the India: Trichy youth dies.
Uday Kumar had returned from Goa last week. He was suffering from fever, cough and cold. The family members noticed this and took him to the hospital. Conducted staff tests. He was diagnosed with H3N2 virus. While receiving treatment. His health deteriorated and he lost his life.
Uday Kumar’s death has been officially announced by the Tamil Nadu government. Following this, instructions have been given to officials to set up a special health camp in Trichy and conduct tests. At the same time, medical experts suggest that testing should be increased as the number of ICU admissions increases.
What is the H3N2 virus?
It is an influenza virus that causes respiratory infections. The virus can also infect birds and mammals. In birds and other animals, it has evolved into many species.
Symptoms of H3N2
Symptoms include persistent cough, fever, chills, shortness of breath, wheezing. Patients have nausea, sore throat, diarrhea. These symptoms last for about a week.
How does the virus spread?
The highly contagious H3N2 is spread from person to person through droplets released when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. When the virus comes into contact with a surface, it can spread if someone touches their mouth or nose. Pregnant women, young children, older adults, and individuals with underlying medical problems are at increased risk of flu-related complications.
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