RSV or respiratory syncytial virus causes infections in the upper airway or lungs. Normally it infects the nose and throat with a mild cold, sneezing, and cough. One may recover in a week's time. But in young children and the elderly, it may spread to the lower airways causing inflammation in the bronchioles which are tiny airways inside the lung. Resulting pneumonia may be of serious consequences.
RSV in Adults - Understanding Risks, Symptoms, and Prevention
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common viral infection in Adults. Read the article to understand the risks, symptoms, and prevention.
Nirsevimab - A Promising Therapy for the Treatment of RSV Infection
Respiratory syncytial virus, a major cause of respiratory infections in infants, can be inhibited by the drug Nirsevimab. Read the article to know more.
RSV Rising Among Children: An Overview
RSV, a respiratory infection mostly affecting infants and children, is rising. Read this article to know more.
