New Delhi: Recently, a virus known as Human Metapneumovirus or HMPV has gathered attention. The fact that this virus is new might be worrying, but in actuality, HMPV is quite a familiar disease as it belongs to the same category as RVS. It is also worth noting that Tonechitis is more common in children and elderly with weakened immune systems. On the positive side, With respect to the HMPV issue in China, Indian doctors have given a sigh of relief as it is claimed roughly 60 percent of the population is immune and only infants or children up to five years are vulnerable to the virus. 

What Do You Need To Know About HMPV blood: bondir, PA SHDH?  

Mild Symptoms: The vasoconstrictive effects of HMPV are quite similar to SARS and include sore throat, running nose, cough as well as in later stages lung infection or pneumonia.  
 
Other disease prevention including Vaccines are Currently Unavailable: Much like the era of Covid where we had no preventative measures, we currently have no other means of prevention with the HMPV infection.  

Time of year: Considering the fact that HMPV infections are winter diseases, there is a greater opportunity to develop RVS at any time due to HMPV being seasonal.

Current Situations in India Reports regarding HMPV have been received from Bengaluru, and two children are among those infected. One child is fully recovered and discharged while the other is recovering from the illness. This is not a cause for concern as there is no sign of the virus escalating to the levels of what we saw with COVID-19. How Can You Stay Safe To ensure self protection as well as others, following similar guidelines as when COVID 19 was on the loose is imperative: Wear Masks: In gatherings and crowded areas and particularly if feeling unwell. Maintain Hand Hygiene: Washing of hands should be done regularly with soap or use of hand sanitizers is recommended. Isolate When Necessary: If you or someone else is infected, isolation is important to contain the virus. Testing: HMPV infection can be diagnosed with RT PCR tests. Early diagnosis is very important. A Note on Immunity: Always remember to keep your immune system in check by keeping a healthy body. There is no need to put oneself in danger by contracting infection, especially to those who are immunocompromised. There is no need to panic but staying updated and alert is very important. There is no reason why we should not follow these steps and make sure we are all protected along with our family and friends.