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cough - an individual reaction or a pattern?
which of the tourists encountered such a phenomenon - a long, rough cough after a trip? what is it - a reaction to an old air conditioner, a change in climate, a local infection, the result of snorkeling? friends returned from Turkey in the summer, they also coughed for a long time
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can get checked and take an x-ray - everyone drinks from the same glasses - they don’t have time to wash them - everyone has a Koch wand in their bodies - they dive with common masks - tin - it’s still scary - no one is safe from tuberculosis ....
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answered 14 years ago
And I cough after trips ... I sin on acclimatization.
Or is it our karma with you :-) ?
Or is it our karma with you :-) ?
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answered 14 years ago
possible acclimatization
but check with a doctor if something is suspicious - MANDATORY!
but check with a doctor if something is suspicious - MANDATORY!
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answered 14 years ago
And if you get sick during the period when the tour begins. You have to fly, but you feel weak, unwell???
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answered 14 years ago
In Kyiv, they recently hung public service advertising - billboards with the inscription:
"Sick? Stay at home!
The simple things save lives."
So, I think that this is, in general, the only useful advertisement I have seen in our country.
I'm not talking about the disregard for other people whom the patient exposes to the danger of infection.
"Sick? Stay at home!
The simple things save lives."
So, I think that this is, in general, the only useful advertisement I have seen in our country.
I'm not talking about the disregard for other people whom the patient exposes to the danger of infection.
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answered 14 years ago
As for cough, there are two options - either it is a symptom of diseases of the throat and (or) upper respiratory tract, or an exacerbation of mucosal degeneration, which is increasingly observed in the territories affected by the Chernobyl accident. The latter is diagnosed very poorly, there are no symptoms other than coughing, no wheezing, no sore throat, no fever or weakness. It is treated for a long time.
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answered 14 years ago
Lots of people got the right answers here. But it’s still quite real air conditioners! After all, no one cleans them, and you don’t know who rested in the room before you! And viruses and bacteria breed very well in filters, there is an ideal environment for them.
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answered 14 years ago
There can be many reasons, but we were in Egypt 5 times as a family at different times of the year, we never coughed after trips, including the child (we started to carry him from an incomplete 3 years) ...
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answered 14 years ago
We use air conditioning very little. Came from the sea turned on, went to eat, came turned off.
And being in the room we try not to turn it on, maybe that's why he carries it from coughing.
At sea, you overheat to love.
In April 2009, we flew to Boryspil at night and were very cold, three days later we had pneumonia.
Do not be lazy and take warm clothes with you, you will not be blown up, you feel the climatization upon your return, you get used to the heat from the first minute of your arrival.
And being in the room we try not to turn it on, maybe that's why he carries it from coughing.
At sea, you overheat to love.
In April 2009, we flew to Boryspil at night and were very cold, three days later we had pneumonia.
Do not be lazy and take warm clothes with you, you will not be blown up, you feel the climatization upon your return, you get used to the heat from the first minute of your arrival.
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answered 14 years ago
Inflammation of the lungs has proven to be an infection. You could very well pick it up on the way back in the Boeing, they replace only 30% of the air during the flight due to fuel economy. Flew from a warm dry climate to a cool and damp one, so she gave you inflammation. These are not isolated cases.
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answered 14 years ago
Moreover, when landing, everyone noticed that the stewardess was very sick, sneezing, runny nose, tears. I even wanted to make a claim, but then I presented this red tape, and did not achieve anything. And the inflammation really was viral, and our cold gave impetus to the disease.
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answered 14 years ago
So that remains the old tried and tested method on the way back on board the gauze bandage. There is no 100% guarantee, but it is better than treating pneumonia.
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answered 14 years ago
Pachok I probably did not write correctly. It meant that the person had just been ill with bronchitis, drank a course of antibiotics - weakened immunity. It is not HE who is dangerous for others, but for him others are dangerous!!!
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answered 14 years ago
Returned with her husband from Egypt on October 23. We are still coughing, at first we also thought acclimatization, now I don’t understand what’s wrong. The air conditioner in the room was turned on only when we left (we must not forget that they exist not only in the rooms). I would really like to understand what's the matter, since we are not the only ones.
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answered 14 years ago
And who goes to him? Our man mostly communicates with the doctor already in an emergency. I'm thinking that maybe I can get something from here. Although, my heart feels I will have to go to them (to the doctors).
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answered 14 years ago
Are you going to get an objective diagnosis from tourists? Yes, and still find out the cause of the origin of the cough? And do you think that all tourists get sick with the same thing? Jabetta You've been coughing for two months now, maybe it's time to go to the doctor?
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, I realized a long time ago that I need to go to the doctor, but, as luck would have it, before the New Year, it was an emergency. And information from other "sufferers" will never hurt.
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answered 14 years ago
Normally so ... To the tourist forum - for a medical diagnosis: ((((
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answered 14 years ago
Well, actually, I didn't ask this question in the first place. And if this is the trend of many who have returned from trips, then this is also useful information. For example, I already know for sure that people have a cough in resorts, but upon returning, it goes away on its own, and the reason for this is an allergy to microorganisms living in the sea. Imagine this happens.
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answered 14 years ago
I will agree with jabetta about an allergy. During the waves, water got into my eyes several times. after arrival, the eyelids were swollen, reddened, red-violet bruises began to appear, the skin of the eyelids wrinkled, like a frog's, and hung in folds. the doctor said - a bite or an allergy. treated for over a week
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answered 14 years ago
I originally asked the question. After the trip, a friend fell ill. of course, immediately to the doctor, especially since she herself is a doctor, but of a different profile. Pneumonia was diagnosed, atypical course, 3 antibiotics were changed, it is difficult to give in. I turned to tourists not for a diagnosis, but for experience - how are you? in the hotel, many coughed, on the plane ... where does this come from? knowing the reason, it is easier to protect yourself..
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answered 14 years ago
katrin33, but you originally asked a completely different question !!! Namely: "Which of the tourists encountered such a phenomenon - a prolonged rough cough after a trip? What is it - a reaction to an old air conditioner, to climate change, a local infection, the result of snorkeling?"
So "WHAT IS IT" the doctor said to your friend - pneumonia. Someone else has bronchitis, the third has a sore throat, the fourth, as it was said, has an allergy. People get sick, in a closed space like an airplane or a hotel restaurant they infect each other. In my personal opinion, the root of this evil is the stupidity of tourists who go to resorts already sick. Read mom's forums in the summer, every second topic is "how to bring a child with chickenpox on an airplane so that they are not removed from the flight": (((
Protect yourself ... Go to places with a small crowd of people, children, do not sit next to coughing and sneezing citizens, do not swim in the pool, only a respirator will help on an airplane. Well,
and oxolinic ointment in the nose as a prophylaxis. Allergy sufferers should bring their usual medications with them.
By the way, in the treatment of pneumonia now the best antibiotic is Sumamed, tell your friend.
So "WHAT IS IT" the doctor said to your friend - pneumonia. Someone else has bronchitis, the third has a sore throat, the fourth, as it was said, has an allergy. People get sick, in a closed space like an airplane or a hotel restaurant they infect each other. In my personal opinion, the root of this evil is the stupidity of tourists who go to resorts already sick. Read mom's forums in the summer, every second topic is "how to bring a child with chickenpox on an airplane so that they are not removed from the flight": (((
Protect yourself ... Go to places with a small crowd of people, children, do not sit next to coughing and sneezing citizens, do not swim in the pool, only a respirator will help on an airplane. Well,
and oxolinic ointment in the nose as a prophylaxis. Allergy sufferers should bring their usual medications with them.
By the way, in the treatment of pneumonia now the best antibiotic is Sumamed, tell your friend.
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answered 14 years ago
It happened to me once too. Hotel-airport transfer around 16.00, of course, from 12 noon, we wandered around the city, spent our pounds, steamed up, got into a brand new bus with excellent air conditioning and immediately felt cool, drove for 40 minutes - the result was 1 month of coughing, it’s good that they put a denim jacket on the child illness passed.
It seems to me that the air conditioner is to blame, but not the bacteria that are bred in the filters, but a sharp temperature drop.
It seems to me that the air conditioner is to blame, but not the bacteria that are bred in the filters, but a sharp temperature drop.
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answered 14 years ago
Pachok, it was about the very phenomenon of coughing, it is clear that the cause of pneumonia is a bacillus. but the cough itself is of different origin. I just wanted to know how other tourists are, what did they encounter? Yes, and the prerequisite for the disease is different - weak immunity, climate change, hypothermia, allergies. for this, we, novice tourists, are looking for advice from seasoned ones, so as not to step on obvious rakes. thanks for your understanding and advice.
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answered 14 years ago
I have already explained why it is impossible to travel to Luxor and Cairo in Egypt in summer because of the large temperature difference in the bus and in the open air, which causes illness. The second is dirty air conditioners in the rooms, which is even worse. The third is a mask and snorkel. Only your personal ones and after bathing, be sure to rinse them with water, since the water in Egypt is technical, when the kit dries, it must be treated with an antiseptic, I personally use German, cheap and guaranteed. Finally, this is an airplane, where in a three-hour flight one patient can infect the entire cabin. But sea water, on the other hand, treats the nose and throat, well, at least for me.
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