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Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a highly contagious virus that infects the respiratory tract. It is one of the leading causes of respiratory infections in young children and can also affect adults The Influenza virus is another contagious respiratory infection that spreads through respiratory droplets How RSV and Flu Spread Both viruses spread through: Respiratory droplets Direct contact with infected Co-infections can occur, particularly during peak respiratory virus seasons.

Allergies Immune response Antihistamines, nasal sprays Reduce allergic symptoms Dry Cough Irritation, infection Medicines for Respiratory Allergies Respiratory allergies occur when the immune system reacts to substances Medicines for Dry Cough A Dry cough does not produce mucus and may result from viral infections, allergies Safety Tips When Using Respiratory Medicines Using respiratory medicines correctly can improve outcomes When should I see a doctor for respiratory symptoms?

Introduction A “Z-Pak” may be one of the first antibiotics many people think of when they hear about respiratory infections. For example, the clinician may need to consider: An unusual bacterial cause A mixed respiratory infection Possible alternatives include: A viral upper respiratory infection Allergic rhinitis Migraine Dental a sinus infection?