The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population said that there is no antibiotic that treats the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which is currently circulating among children of different ages. The ministry explained that the reason is because RSV is a virus and not bacteria, and antibiotics are medicines to treat infections caused by bacteria or fungi. On its official Facebook page the ministry added that there is no vaccine against RSV, due to the periodic change in the proteins of the virus. There are however treatments given to children at a young age, it said, so a specialist doctor should be consulted when symptoms of the syncytial virus appear to decide the appropriate treatment.
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