Flurone: literature review

Abstract

The so-called "FLURONA" cases refer to simultaneous infections of both SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, and influenza. Flurona is not a new virus, nor is it an official medical term or diagnosis. Patients with this co-infection. They present symptoms such as nasal congestion and odynophagia. These affected by this disease have a greater risk to their health, hospitalization times are longer and the detriment of their well-being is more compromised, even the mortality of this segment of patients increases; therefore, it is fundamental and significant to be able to deepen the study of flurone. With the general objective of "analyzing flurone by reviewing the literature" for this, the type of research was non-experimental and bibliographic, with the inductive-deductive method and the documentary review technique, especially in specialized and official sources from different countries; with which it was obtained as a result that the co-infection of influenza and COVID 19 has occurred with a higher incidence after the relaxation of biosafety regulations. With which it concludes that the main means to maintain a low contagion curve is to maintain biosafety standards permanently, in addition to promoting vaccination against both viruses on a frequent basis, immunizing the population at greatest risk, such as infants under 5 years of age. and older adults over 65 years of age.