Cctv newsOn January 25th, a press conference was held in National Health Commission to introduce the prevention and control of infectious diseases in winter and spring and the prevention and response of common diseases during festivals. Song Shuli, spokesperson of the National Health and Wellness Committee and deputy director of the Propaganda Department, said in response to a reporter’s question that any drug must be targeted, have indications and have limitations. Guo Yanhong, deputy director of the Medical Administration and Hospital Authority of the National Health and Wellness Commission, said that early diagnosis and treatment are advocated for influenza.
journalistNow there is a flu medicine,In many reports and in the eyes of patients’ parents, oseltamivir is a miraculous drug for influenza. How to treat the role of oseltamivir in anti-influenza reasonably?
Song Shuli: meI don’t quite agree with the so-called "magic medicine". What is "magic medicine"? We are against this concept.Any medicine must be targeted, have indications and have limitations. The field of health is very professional and policy-oriented. I hope everyone can gradually become an expert in this field.
Guo yanhongAny medication must have indications, and the flu diagnosis and treatment plan has its indications for the use of various drugs.
We advocate early diagnosis and treatment of influenza.Early diagnosis and treatment can reduce the severity and complications earlier. "oseltamivir" can play a very good role in the use of influenza within 48 hours, so our diagnosis and treatment plan especially advocates early antiviral treatment within 48 hours. Of course, there are many antiviral drugs, including oseltamivir and other drugs, which have different indications.
We especially advocate in diagnosis and treatment.It is necessary to systematically standardize medication., according to the corresponding indications, the corresponding dosage and time. At the same time, strengthen medication guidance for patients and their families,It is necessary to guard against both drug shortage and drug abuse.