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Wave of respiratory diseases: This is the current situation in Germany

Published 2026-10-17

Wave of respiratory diseases: This is the current situation in Germany | Integri News

The cold season has begun in Germany. Many people are currently suffering from coughs, runny noses, or fevers. Experts at the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) are observing a significant increase in respiratory diseases among the population. Various viruses, which spread particularly quickly during the cold season, are playing a role in this.

In addition to classic cold viruses, the influenza virus and the coronavirus also remain active. The number of doctor visits has risen noticeably in recent weeks. Pathogens are spreading very efficiently, especially in schools and kindergartens, due to close contact among individuals. Many of those affected complain of fatigue and general weakness, which makes daily life and professional life difficult.

Doctors emphasize that good hygiene is the most important form of protection. Regular handwashing and ventilating closed rooms can significantly reduce the risk of infection. Furthermore, it is recommended that older people and high-risk groups in particular check their current vaccination status against influenza and COVID-19 to avoid severe courses of illness.

Anyone feeling ill should take it easy and stay home to avoid infecting others. In the case of a high fever or persistent symptoms, it is advisable to visit a doctor's office. Health authorities are monitoring the development closely but currently assume this is a typical seasonal wave, as is expected at this time every year.

Sources: RND.de

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