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General query on how the treatment of covid 19 for toddlers(below 1.5 years) will be done. And is second wave hitting children more than the first one? What are the other differences b/w these 2 waves?
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Firstly once child is diagnosed then only u can start treatment with consultation, but before that take all precautions ( mask sanitizer, keep safe distance etc ) mean while u can give ur child zinc syrup , vitamin C and D safely as immune booster
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Watch for symptoms of covid in children fever rash diarrhoea pain abdomen vomiting respiratory difficulties and even seizure(fits ) in singly or in combination of such
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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Bangalore
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Not much difference between the 2 waves in the children. Treatment starts once the child is affected and depends on the symptoms or how sick is the child.
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