The peak incidence was in November, December and June. The most common symptoms were cough (58%), fever (56%), dyspnea 40% and running nose (25%). Crepitation and wheezes, were present in 23.9%, 20.8%, respectively. Twenty-two of 48 patients (46%) had chest radiographic abnormalities...
RV infection was also associated with more severe disease course during the 12﹎onth follow 嚥terms of more nights with awakenings and more days of exercise‐related symptoms (both P < .05). Conclusions Vitamin D supplementation may have an anti‐rhinovirus effect. Both shortand medium‐term ...
This case presents a patient with severe rhinovirus infection, which was very likely responsible for her central nervous system symptoms and viral sepsis.Background Human rhinovirus (HRV) is classified in the Enterovirus genus within the Picornaviridae family. It is a common viral aetiology of upper...
The major symptoms and signs observed in children with RV-associated URTI in single or mixed infections were cough, rhinorrhea, and sore throat. However, rhinorrhea was the only symptom significantly higher in RV-positive children as compared to patients with infections caused by other respiratory v...
Airway remodeling can be associated with worse clinical outcomes in patients with asthma, and few therapies specifically target its symptoms [25, 26]. T helper cell type 2 (Th2) inflammation present in a majority of asthma cases is thought to be a major driver of airway remodeling. Th2-...
When a patient presents with severe cold-like or flu-like symptoms, it is impossible to know what’s causing the illness without diagnostic testing. That’s because many respiratory pathogens cause similar, overlapping symptoms. A child with severe respiratory symptoms, for example, could have huma...
Being in a dry environment, being a smoker or being around a smoker increases our chances of catching colds and also resulting in more complications like bronchitis and pneumonia. Signs and Symptoms in multiple combinations: Runny nose, cough, sneezing, headache, sore throat, mild fever, fatigue...
but fever and malaise are uncommon. These symptoms last approximately 7 days, but may persist for up to 2 weeks in 25% of cases. Infants and toddlers may display only nasal discharge and be otherwise asymptomatic. There is no clear association between distinct clinical outcomes and any particula...
A peak in virus concentration typically occurs at 48 to 72 hours after infection in experimental models.13 Because the duration of prehospital symptoms is typically 1 to 3 days in rhinovirus-induced bronchiolitis,2 our time window of the first 24 hours of the hospitalization may have been ...
an upper respiratory infection. Most adults catch two to three colds every year, but kids often get sick more. Usually, colds go away on their own within a week. But call your doctor if you or your child has a fever, has trouble breathing, becomes dehydrated, or your symptoms are ...