Rotavirus/Adenovirus self-test

Maginfluenza?

It could be due to Rotavirus. In fact, rotavirus is one of the most common causes of stomach illness. The virus causes, among other things, the classic stomach flu, which is common in children between the ages of 1 and 6. Common symptoms include sudden vomiting, diarrhea and fever. Stomach pain is also quite common. The time from infection to symptoms is short, about 1-3 days (also called the incubation period). Did you know that rotavirus, under a microscope, looks like a wheel. The word "rota" actually means "wheel" in Latin. In addition to this test being able to detect rotavirus infection, it can also detect Adenovirus which is a common cause of infection. In most cases, the respiratory tract is affected, but infection with adenovirus can cause severe general symptoms and from many different organ systems. However, adenovirus often causes cold-like symptoms such as cough, slightly pink eyes, pain when swallowing and coughing. Individuals with weakened immune systems may need care for adeno infection, this applies primarily to older individuals but also to those with underlying diseases. The test is performed with a simple stool sample that can be performed during a visit to the toilet, you will get the answer in just a few minutes.