First flu victim of the season in Romania
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Health authorities in Romania have confirmed the first death caused by the flu this season. The victim is a man from Cluj County, who lost his battle with the illness despite the doctors' efforts to save him.
According to information provided by specialists, the man was already suffering from several pre-existing medical conditions, which weakened his body in the face of the viral infection. Furthermore, he was not listed in medical records as having been vaccinated against the seasonal flu, a factor that could have reduced the risk of serious complications.
Doctors remind the public that vaccination remains the most effective method of prevention against severe forms of the flu. They recommend that citizens contact their family physician to receive the protective serum, especially in the context where the number of respiratory virus cases is beginning to rise at this time of year.
In addition to vaccination, specialists recommend following hygiene rules, such as frequent hand washing and avoiding crowds. In the event of specific symptoms appearing, such as high fever, coughing, or muscle pain, affected individuals are advised to avoid self-medication and to immediately seek the advice of a medical professional.
Sources: radioromania.ro
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