Treatment of rubella

Rubella is a common infectious disease in our human body, and the transmission rate of rubella is also very high, so most people are very afraid of this disease. In fact, there are still many medical treatments for rubella, so most people can be cured after getting rubella. However, the damage to the human body during the illness is still relatively large, and the affected area will also experience unbearable itching.

Rubella can cause great harm to the human body. Sometimes people who suffer from rubella not only suffer certain harm to their bodies, but also suffer a certain blow to their hearts. There are many causes of rubella, which is actually a very important reason why rubella is difficult to treat. So, let’s talk specifically about the treatment of rubella.

Rubella is an acute rash-causing infectious disease caused by rubella virus (RV), clinically characterized by a short prodromal phase, low-grade fever, rash, and swollen lymph nodes behind the ears and in the occipital region. Generally, the condition is mild, the course is short and the prognosis is good. However, if a pregnant woman is infected with rubella, it will cause serious damage to the fetus. Causes congenital rubella syndrome (FRS).

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1. General symptomatic treatment

Rubella patients generally have mild symptoms and do not require special treatment, mainly symptomatic treatment. Those with more pronounced symptoms should rest in bed and eat liquid or semi-liquid food. Symptomatic treatment can be given to patients with high fever, headache, cough, and conjunctivitis.

2. Treatment of complications

Patients with high fever, drowsiness, coma, and convulsions should be treated according to the principles of epidemic encephalitis B. For patients with severe bleeding tendency, adrenal cortex hormones can be used for treatment and fresh whole blood transfusion can be performed if necessary.

3. Congenital rubella

Asymptomatic infected persons do not require special treatment, but should be followed up to detect delayed defects in a timely manner. Those with severe symptoms should be treated accordingly: those with obvious bleeding may consider intravenous immunoglobulin, and blood transfusion if necessary; the treatment principles for pneumonia, respiratory distress, jaundice, heart valve malformations, retinopathy, etc. are the same as other newborns; those with congestive heart failure and glaucoma need to be treated actively, and cataract treatment is best postponed until after 1 year of age; early and regular auditory brainstem evoked potential examinations should be performed to diagnose deafness early and intervene in time.

From the above introduction, it is not difficult to find that there are many treatments for rubella. The treatments for rubella are usually divided into general symptomatic treatment, treatment of complications and treatment of congenital rubella disease. These methods are relatively effective for the treatment of rubella. Many rubella patients are cured through the above methods, so our rubella patients may wish to try it.