The doctor named ways to protect children from frequent illnesses in kindergarten

It is possible to minimize the risks of a child's illness in kindergarten by strengthening the immune system, regular medical examinations, the use of vaccines and other preventive measures. Elizaveta Skorodumova, Candidate of Medical Sciences, cardiologist of the Neurological Department No. 2, associate professor of the I.I. Dzhanelidze Research Institute of Emergency Medicine, told about this on Friday, September 5.

"Children most often begin to actively attend kindergarten at about the age of two or three, when the body is confronted with a large number of new viruses and bacteria, but since the child's immune system is not yet mature enough, it is not adapted to many infections," the specialist explained in an interview with Lenta.Ru .

According to the cardiologist, tempering procedures, outdoor walks and a balanced diet will help strengthen the child's immune system. It is recommended to teach children the rules of personal hygiene: wash your hands before eating and after walking, contact with animals, do not take dirty objects in your mouth, keep your distance when sneezing and coughing, Skorodumova added.

"It is also necessary to maintain a sleep and rest regime, conduct regular medical examinations, and use vaccines that can protect children from the most common infections. It is also important to minimize contact with sick children: sending a child to kindergarten should be avoided if there are signs of illness in the group," she concluded.

In turn, Olga Manvelyan, a pediatrician at Penza Children's Polyclinic No. 6, said that most viruses enter the body through the hands. 360.ru . She stressed the importance of washing hands with soap and antiseptic treatments, as well as using wet wipes and avoiding touching the face.

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