Illness due to:
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Outbreaks of fever, cold, cough, sneezing, shortness of breath, pneumonia, diarrhea, etc. are mainly seen during winter. These are the reasons why this is happening.
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Wake up in the morning and go in front of cold air.
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If you wash your hands and face in tap water. In contact with elderly people suffering from cold and fever.
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Breastfeeding of children under six months of age is stopped.
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If you have a history of allergies or asthma or any other hereditary disease.
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In the evening fog.
Things to do after illness:
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Under no circumstances should a sick child be put on a cold.
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If cold-cough starts, treatment should be done first. Because it will protect you from major illnesses.
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Honey, ginger, basil juice, lemon juice, color tea, hot water can be fed.
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The baby can be gargled.
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Baby zinc can be fed to fill the water vacuum (in case of diarrhea).
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Eat a balanced diet in normal and mature doses. And mothers under the age of six months should be breastfed when they are sick.
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Hereditary diseases may require additional medication. In this case you have to take the advice of a doctor. If the child's condition is worse, he should be taken to the hospital.
Note:
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Keep the baby away from the cold weather. Wear warm clothes (hats, socks, shoes, sweaters, etc.) in the cold wherever you are indoors or outdoors.
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Do not feed in the fridge.
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The water should be slightly warmed from bathing to eating. Always keep the baby clean.
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Keep the baby away from the sick.
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Babies under six months of age should be breastfed.
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Children should eat more vegetables and fruits.


