Pulmonologist Dr Shiba Kalyan says H1N1 and eye connection is real, explains flu symptoms go beyond respiratory system
India, Aug. 29 -- H1N1 influenza is a strain of influenza A virus. It is generally known for respiratory infections. Symptoms consist of fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, and fatigue. Infection usually spreads through droplets released when an infected person coughs, sneezes or speaks. But in some cases, the infection can also involve the eyes.
"H1N1 is commonly known as a respiratory infection, but eye-related symptoms can also occur. Most of these problems are mild and improve with proper care. Redness and watering of the eyes, along with burning, irritation or a small amount of discharge, may occur when influenza is associated with viral conjunctivitis. In some cases, inflammation can also lead to swelling around the eyelids or c...
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