Baby viral encephalitis is often caused by enteroviruses and various other viruses. Meningitis caused by different viruses needs to occur through the season of onset or exposure to animals and plants. So parents need to try to avoid their babies coming into contact with foreign objects as much as possible. So, what injections should be given for viral meningitis in babies?
In fact, there are different degrees of viral encephalitis in babies, depending on whether the disease occurs in the meninges or brain tissue. Generally, viral encephalitis occurs on the meninges. If the condition continues to worsen, it can cause brain death or have sequelae after treatment. Generally, babies with viral encephalitis may experience fever, recurrent seizures, and even coma, quadriplegia, and other conditions.
Generally, babies suffer from viral encephalitis, and parents need to pay attention to keeping their babies warm and using antipyretics in a timely manner to prevent damage to their brain development. In addition, babies should drink plenty of water to eliminate toxins from their bodies. If the baby is unconscious, parents should make the baby lie flat on the bed, tilt their head to one side for easier discharge of secretions, and help the baby turn over every two hours to avoid stiff limbs when the baby wakes up.
And for children with sequelae of paralysis, parents must give their babies more massages on their limbs to promote blood circulation and help them recover to normal. Generally, if a baby develops viral encephalitis, parents must send them for treatment. Generally, the condition can be relieved through hyperbaric oxygen therapy and taking antibiotics. In addition, babies need to receive attenuated virus vaccines, such as measles, rubella, etc., to reduce the risk of viral infections in sick children.
