Various infections of the baby in winter! In winter the baby needs extra care.

Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during the winter by viral infections (such as those caused by influenza and respiratory syncytial viruses), respiratory infections, sore throats, and viral diarrhea.

With a bit of care, the baby can be kept away from many. In some cases. Can take preventive measures to prevent children from falling ill.

Influenza (flu)

The flu can cause common to severe illnesses. Children with asthma, congenital heart defects, or a weakened immune system can become seriously ill.

 They cannot go to school and have a fever, severe cough, and vomiting. Usually, rest, proper nutrition, and symptomatic treatment are given. However, antiviral drugs and flu vaccines have been added to the current medical management.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)

The virus can infect people of all ages. Sore throat and nasal congestion are the symptoms of this disease. Coughing in small children, wheezing, wheezing are more common. Children also show up with symptoms of pneumonia.

Streptococcal pharyngitis (strep throat)

The main symptom of sore throat. Bacteria cause only 15-25 percent of painful throat symptoms. Viruses cause most, so there is no need to use antibiotics. However. Must treat bacterial strep throat with antibiotics. This will protect the child from complications like rheumatism.

 Diarrhea

Rotavirus is responsible for winter vomiting and diarrhea. However, it can also be caused by other viruses. The child should be given saline from the beginning of diarrhea or vomiting to prevent dehydration. Drink breast milk and continue a regular diet. Rotavirus-induced diarrhea vaccine has recently been found.

Edh and the baby recover on their own. However, it is vital to be aware that children do not get sick in the winter. Things to do in this regard:

 *Immunize the child against the disease. 

 * Getting into the habit of washing hands repeatedly.

*Provide nutritious food. Protect from cold.

* Keep paracetamol suspension for fever at home.  

* Keep packets of saline in the house.

*If you get sick quickly, where to take it, consider in advance.

Most winter illnesses are short-lived, and the baby recovers on its own. However, it is essential to be aware that children do not get sick in the winter.