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Children who attend preschool institutions - nurseries, kindergartens - get SARS more often than "home". This is due to the fact that at this age (3-5 years) the child's immune system is still being formed and is unable to cope with the huge number of microorganisms with which it begins to actively contact. Particularly vulnerable are children who have only recently started attending organized children's groups. Such "home" children, who previously did not often communicate with peers and adults (except in the playground), have virtually no immunity to many viruses.
A characteristic feature of SARS at this age - the disease can be complicated by asthmatic bronchitis with shortness of breath or signs of emphysema.
If a child attends kindergarten, parents should do their best to keep them as sick as possible. Following a few simple rules will help your baby stay home less often due to illness:
What you can't do is "keep" the child at home after the illness. After all, during this time, new viruses may appear in the group, to which the baby has not yet developed immunity and he is at risk of getting sick again.
But the main thing is that the child's body needs to be adjusted to fight the infection - harden, teach to wash your hands often, touch your face as rarely as possible, do not take toys in your mouth, and so on. The child needs to understand that these measures help prevent illness and promote good health.
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