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"Winter Virus Alert: Protect Against Influenza, COVID, and More"
health2 years ago

"Winter Virus Alert: Protect Against Influenza, COVID, and More"

In Metro Detroit, Wayne County is seeing cases of influenza evolving into bacterial pneumonia, while Oakland County is experiencing stomach viruses and bronchiolitis. Washtenaw County reports a noticeable uptick in flu cases, with high levels of influenza-related hospitalizations and deaths. Macomb County continues to see high volumes of viral upper respiratory infections, exacerbating asthma conditions, and weather-related falls. Livingston County is dealing with respiratory viruses and COVID-19.

"Current Health Alert: Stomach Viruses, Strep Throat, Viral Illness, and Influenza"
health2 years ago

"Current Health Alert: Stomach Viruses, Strep Throat, Viral Illness, and Influenza"

In Metro Detroit communities, stomach viruses, strep throat, viral illness with eye problems, influenza, and respiratory viruses are prevalent, with COVID-19 still presenting itself across the region. Other common illnesses include RSV, pneumonia, hand foot & mouth disease, and slip and fall injuries due to icy conditions. Preventative measures such as good hygiene, vaccinations, and staying physically active are recommended to reduce the spread of these illnesses.

Winter Illnesses, COVID, Strep Throat, Stomach Bugs, and Allergies: The Latest Health Concerns Going Around
health3 years ago

Winter Illnesses, COVID, Strep Throat, Stomach Bugs, and Allergies: The Latest Health Concerns Going Around

Doctors in Metro Detroit report an increase in strep throat, stomach viruses, respiratory viruses, and asthma flare-ups. COVID-19 cases are decreasing but still present in the community. With the arrival of spring, seasonal allergies and asthma exacerbations are expected. Doctors urge people to continue testing for viruses, especially if usual remedies for allergies/asthma are not working. They also recommend prevention through diet and activity to avoid chronic, irreversible illnesses like heart failure, coronary artery disease, and kidney disease.