Can eat chicken get avian flu?

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"Mom, I have a headache. I won't go to school." The child said weakly. Mother touched the child's head, hot, and the child also kept coughing, the child also always said that there is no strength, also kept running nose. The mother took the child's temperature with a thermometer, which was 38.5 degrees. Mother thought: now the TV always says that bird flu is very serious, and now it is a high incidence period, is the child suffering from bird flu. Mom is confused. What should mom do? So let's tell this mother what to do with the infection of h7n9 avian influenza. Can eating chicken infect h7n9 avian influenza?

Can eat chicken get avian flu?

1. First of all, in these aspects of eating, chicken and duck meat is often encountered in our life. But now there are many sources of chicken and duck in the market, so we are very worried. At the same time, in the period of avian influenza, the virus is likely to be in birds.

2. Therefore, if you must eat chicken, duck and goose, you must cook enough time, and it is best not to buy cooked food outside. If these birds were fed at home, they would not be so easily infected with the virus. However, there should be enough time for cooking.

3. It is very likely that live chickens, ducks and geese carry the virus, and this kind of virus also exists in cooked food. Therefore, in the period of infection, it is best not to eat these poultry food. If you can't control your mouth, it may lead to the occurrence of influenza.

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Avian influenza is the abbreviation of avian influenza, which can also be transmitted to humans. When humans are infected with avian influenza, they will have high fever, runny nose, cough and other symptoms. They may also cause respiratory tract and digestive system infections. In serious cases, they will die. If people are infected with avian influenza, they should not go out at will to prevent cross infection. They should go to the hospital as soon as possible and isolate from other people. When human beings are infected with avian influenza, there will be some symptoms like cold, such as headache, fever, cough, severe pneumonia, pulmonary hemorrhage, pleural effusion, multiple organ failure, sepsis, shock and other complications. Once found, hurry to the hospital.