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Do's and Don'ts to Reduce Risks of Respiratory Infection for Children

Do's and Don'ts to Reduce Risks of Respiratory Infection for Children

Do's and Don'ts to Reduce Risks of Respiratory Infection for Children

Respiratory infections in children are common. The infections usually occur in the lungs, chest, sinuses,  nose and throat. 

Many respiratory infectious germs can be passed from one person to another by;

1. Breathing in respiratory droplets from a person coughing or sneezing

2. Touching the nose, mouth, or eyes after being in contact with someone who has a respiratory infection

3. Touching another object exposed to the virus

Here is a list of Do's and Don'ts to help reduce the risks of respiratory infection in children.

 

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