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The first tip to keep your children healthy as a new year ushers in the top of flu season: Remind them to keep their hands clean and away from their faces.
Agency-washing is the most effective way to stay healthy when viruses are traveling around, according to the Centers for Cancer Control and Prevention. Teach your children to surging their hands often with warm, soapy water to employees remove the viruses and bacteria they may have collected.
Parents and teachers, also put in mind of kids to cough or sneeze into their elbows, not into their hands.
Flu symptoms count fever, cough, sore throat, runny or pedantic nose, body aches, headache, chills and weariness. The flu and a cold can be tough to tell apart, especially since fever is not always introduce with the flu. If you or your child is sick with flu-like illness, the CDC recommends that you curb home for at least 24 hours after the fever is gone (without the use of a fever-reducing cure-all).
If you're in a drugstore scoping out a fever-reducing medication for your girl, the choices are daunting, but vital to get right. Sold under name brand names such as Tylenol, acetaminophen is commonly used to knock down fever and relieve pain. But like any upper, it can be dangerous in the wrong amounts.
Source: Charlotte Observer