What Is a Positive Rsv Test
A Positive Test Means the Person Has Antibodies to Rsv in Their Blood. These Antibodies May Be Present Because: a Positive Test in People Older Than Infants...
A positive test means the person has antibodies to RSV in their blood. These antibodies may be present because: A positive test in people older than infants means there is a current or past infection with RSV. Most adults and older children have had an RSV infection.
Is RSV something to worry about?
Not Just Babies at Risk But their symptoms, if any, are mild and more like a common cold. The risks are greater for adults with weakened immune systems, asthma or chronic heart and lung disease. RSV can exacerbate their health issues and lead to other dangerous illnesses, such as pneumonia.
How is RSV treated?
- Manage fever and pain with over-the-counter fever reducers and pain relievers, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. …
- Drink enough fluids.
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