Dr. Amina Mishra

  Influenza, commonly known as flu is the most common infection of the nose, sinuses, or throat (upper respiratory infection). Flu is caused by viruses. This is highly contagious as it can be spread through the droplets present in the coughs and sneezes of an infected person and close contact. You can catch a flu infection at any time of year, but they’re more common in late winter and early spring. There’s no permanent cure for influenza.   Sign and Symptoms Flu symptoms start 1-2 days after infection, and the affected adult is contagious even before symptoms show and for up to 7 days after infection. One of the first signs of the flu is fatigue and a lack of energy. Common signs and symptoms of flu include the following: Sore throat, Running or blocked nose, Dry cough, Moderate to high-grade fever (more than 100.4F) Chills and sweats Muscle pains Headache Fatigue and weakness Other symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and loose stools, may develop in addition to the symptoms ...

A dermatologist is a doctor who specializes in the treatment of skin problems. Once the problem has been identified, they will prescribe suitable medications and, if necessary, aesthetic surgeries. Choosing a dermatologist is a big decision, especially if you have a skin condition. Here are a few tips to get you started: Verify the Credentials It is essential to remember to check the dermatologist’s credentials before arranging an appointment. Check everything, including their credentials, certificates, and licenses. It is not safe to consult a non-certified dermatologist. Experience Matters Years of experience are also important considerations. When it comes to correctly diagnosing skin disorders and recommending an effective treatment strategy, experience is essential. A dermatologist who has recently graduated and lacks experience may not be a smart choice. The more experience they have, the better the results. As a result, seek the advice of a dermatologist with at least a few year...