Every mother wants her child to be he althy. But often babies with weakened immune systems are affected by childhood infectious diseases. It's better not to let that happen. But if the disease has overcome the crumbs, it will be useful to know what measures need to be taken to eliminate the infection as soon as possible. Children often get measles, rubella, and sometimes polio. A sick person, even being at a considerable distance from a child, can become a source of infection, provoke childhood infectious diseases.
Measles is spreading rapidly. The body temperature rises, the child feels sick. Then a rash appears. You need to see a doctor urgently. He will prescribe treatment for the baby. To prevent the spread of infection, you need to constantly do wet cleaning in the crumbs room and ventilate the room. Measles is not dangerous, but it greatly reduces the child's immunity.
Rubella is manifested by pink spots all over the body. The child's lymph nodes become inflamed. As a rule, rubella soon passes and does not cause further complications. It is believed that those who have been ill with it will no longer face this disease in their life, as they have acquired immunity to it.
There are reliable vaccines against polio. They will help protect the child from this terrible disease, which is transmitted both from an infected person and by eating unwashed vegetables and fruits. If you notice that the crumbs have muscle weakness, they feel sick and certain parts of the body hurt, then you need to urgently see a doctor.
Children's infectious diseases must be treated in accordance with all doctor's orders and approach this process with responsibility. For example, few new mothers know that a child can become seriously ill after contact with pets. Infected pets can "reward" the baby with herpes, chickenpox, smallpox, gonorrhea, diphtheria, leprosy and even meningitis. Timely vaccination of the child will help to avoid this. But it is worth considering, because most often infectious diseases of animals proceed unnoticed. And it can harm the he alth of the child. Therefore, you need to understand that it is better to have pets when the baby reaches the age at which his body has formed immunity sufficient to not get infected from our smaller brothers.
Recently, it has become fashionable to have decorative rabbits in the house. Kids love these little fluffy creatures. But parents, when buying a lop-eared for the house, should be aware that some infectious diseases of rabbits can be transmitted to the child. For example, deprive. It affects the baby's skin, itches, and can spread throughout the body. Here, both the child and the lop-eared fluffy need treatment. There is a lot of controversy about whether rabbit worms can live in the human body. Their presence in the body of an animal is almost impossible to notice. Doctors have not come to a consensus on whether sick rabbits can provoke childhood infectious diseases. But parents should be aware of the risk.
It is necessary from early childhood to maintain a good level of immunity of the child and teach the baby to play sports. Children's infectious diseases need prevention. Parents with babies should visit a doctor in a timely manner in order to give the child all the necessary vaccinations.
