Colds are divided into viral and influenza types. The infectivity of these colds is very strong, especially when it comes to infecting some babies. Moreover, colds and fevers can repeatedly disturb babies, leaving many mothers helpless. So, what is the reason for the baby's recurrent cold and fever?
This phenomenon may be related to the environment in which the baby lives, as the baby has been exposed to air pollution and has inhaled too much second-hand smoke. At this point, the air containing bacteria will be sucked into the baby's respiratory tract, thereby affecting the basic function of the baby's lungs. Causing inflammation in the baby's body, this can lead to recurrent colds and fever.
Another issue is that the baby's body lacks certain trace elements, leading to a decrease in their resistance. It is best to combine some examinations at this time to help the baby replenish their body, improve their immunity, and make the symptoms of repeated colds and fever disappear as soon as possible.
Furthermore, some mothers may think that their baby needs medication to relieve mild runny nose when they notice it. At this point, the baby has actually developed antibodies to some antibiotics. Taking medication for the first time may have the effect of treating a cold, but for the second time, it is necessary to increase the dosage to be effective. By the third time, these cold medicines may not be able to treat the baby's cold, resulting in repeated colds and fever, which is not worth the loss.
