Undetected Diseases Behind Virus
The article discusses the issue of the "Silent Virus," an infection caused by several seasonal viruses such as respiratory virus, coronaviruses, adenoviruses, and respiratory syncytial virus. It is characterized by the absence of fever along with symptoms like severe sore throat, dry cough, and general weakness. The report indicates that the lack of fever does not mean there is no infection, and it may lead infected individuals to overlook the illness and transmit it to others, posing a particular risk to those with weakened immune systems and chronic conditions. Treatment is limited to alleviating symptoms, emphasizing the importance of preventive measures such as handwashing and wearing masks, especially during the autumn and winter seasons. It also highlights the necessity of consulting a doctor if severe symptoms appear.
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