Influenza A, Influenza B, adenovirus, systemic fever

Adenovirus systemic fever is a common illness caused by influenza A and B viruses. Main symptoms include fever, headache, muscle pain, and fatigue. In most cases, patients can be diagnosed with influenza A/B-related adenovirus systemic fever through clinical observation and testing. To control disease progression, patients should receive scientific antiviral treatment and continue medication until fully recovered, thus avoiding complications. At the same time, effective preventive measures should be taken, such as avoiding contact with infected individuals, frequent handwashing, maintaining environmental hygiene, minimizing exposure to infection sources, and ensuring adequate rest. In summary, combining scientific antiviral treatment with effective prevention can control the spread of influenza A/B-related adenovirus systemic fever and reduce the risk of infection.