Babies play with a viral flu

Playing with a viral flu may increase your baby's risk of infection, but it doesn't have to be infected. Because the baby's immune function is not mature, even if it is infected, it is generally not serious, so there is no need to worry too much. Infection can be prevented by taking rest, drinking plenty of fluids, eating well, and getting vaccinated.

1. Pay attention to rest: When the baby suffers from a viral cold, there will usually be fever, sore throat, nasal congestion, runny nose, the baby may cry, if you play together, due to the baby's young age, it may increase the discomfort, causing the baby to be irritable.It is recommended to comfort the baby in time to avoid the baby being too emotional and affecting the rest;

2. Drink more water: When the baby suffers from a viral cold, there may be fever, sore throat, and the virus may also cause the baby's oral and respiratory secretions to increase, if you play together, it may increase the accumulation of the baby's respiratory secretions, resulting in aggravation of cough and sputum symptoms. You can give your baby more water to drink to promote metabolism and help you recover from the disease;

3. Diet conditioning: The body's resistance is weak during the baby's viral flu, and if you play with the baby with the viral flu, the virus may be transmitted through droplets, resulting in cross-infection of the baby. It is recommended to give babies more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C, such as kiwifruit, apples, tomatoes, etc., which will help enhance resistance and prevent diseases;

4. Vaccination: If it is a cold caused by influenza virus, you can follow the doctor's instructions to inject the baby with vaccines. Because influenza viruses are prone to mutation and are highly contagious, even vaccination does not guarantee that you will never be infected, but it can reduce the probability of infection.