It is common for children to be at increased risk of infection during changing seasons, especially during the transition from hot to cold weather. The immune system of small children is not yet fully developed, so they quickly come in contact with viruses, bacteria and allergies. As the weather changes, colds, flu and other viral infections can spread rapidly. At such times, parents should pay attention to prevention and care of children in advance. Instead of waiting, it is possible to protect children from infection by paying attention to their daily routine and health. Let us know in detail which infections increase the risk of children in the changing weather, what are its symptoms and how it can be avoided.

The risk of which infections increases in children during the changing season?

Dr. T.M., senior pediatrician and neonatologist at Apollo Cradle and Children's Hospital. Sharat Babu It is said that in the changing season, the most common and quickly spreading infections in children are cold, cough, flu, viral fever, sore throat, allergies and respiratory problems. The risk of these infections increases further due to sudden changes in cold.

Symptoms often include fever, sneezing, runny nose, cough, sore throat, fatigue, trouble breathing, skin rash, or eye irritation. Sneezing and itching in the eyes are also seen in some children due to allergies. Parents should pay attention to these symptoms in time because with early treatment and care the infection does not become serious. By adopting timely vigilance and preventive measures, children remain healthy and can avoid serious diseases.

How to take care of children?

Dr. T.M. Sharat Babu Said that the most important thing in taking care of children is to increase their immunity and take care of cleanliness. Include fresh fruits, green vegetables and adequate protein in a balanced diet. Keep children hydrated throughout the day and make them drink enough water.

Regular exercise and sports strengthen their body's immunity. Keep proper sleep time of children and let them get complete sleep. Wear appropriate clothes according to the weather and avoid going out in sudden cold or heat. Keep children away from dust, smoke and pollution and keep the house clean.

This is also important

Clean your hands regularly.

Get vaccination done on time.

Avoid crowded and polluted areas.

Pay attention to the initial symptoms and consult a doctor.

Keep the house and room clean and ventilated.

Give children adequate rest and active routine.