Common Colds in Children Can Cause Asthma

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – According to a new medical study, babies born with a variety of bacteria in the nose are recovering quickly, according to a new medical study. "The respiratory system is home to a wide variety of bacteria, and we are beginning to understand that the type and number of bacteria can affect our respiratory health," said Dr. Ronald B. Neumann of the University Children's Hospital Basel. . The study found that children who have no less diversity and more bacteria recover more slowly.

Causes of children who catch a cold

Dr. Adel Adel Keny, a pediatric and newborn consultant, says the cold is a viral infection of the nose and throat, pointing out that children are the most likely to get colds, partly because of their mixture with older children, as well as their immunity develops to withstand many common infections. Most children catch a cold up to seven times during their first year, and this number increases when they attend a day care center.

Cold treatment

Treating colds in children involves relieving their symptoms, for example by providing them with water, keeping the air around them and helping them to not clog the nasal passages. The doctor must see young children at the first sign of a cold because they are more prone to diphtheria and pneumonia.

Cold symptoms

The first signs of a cold in infants are often:

• The runny nose or congestion and runny nose may be "pure" at first, but they usually become thick and turn yellow or green.
• Fever, sneezing, coughing, decreased appetite, irritability, difficulty sleeping and difficulty feeding the baby naturally or artificially as a result of nasal congestion may be signs of colds in children.

Cases requiring a visit to the doctor

• Your baby's immune system needs time to develop. If your child develops a cold without complications, it is likely that he will recover within 10 to 14 days.
• If your child is less than two or three months old, contact your doctor at the beginning of the illness.
• For newborns, the cold can quickly turn into diphtheria, pneumonia or other serious illness.

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