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1. www.cdc.gov › flu › highriskParents: Help Children Fight Flu | CDC - Centers for Disease ...

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   2 days ago · While not at higher risk, healthy children 5 years and older can also get very sick from flu, in addition to spreading flu to vulnerable family members like infants younger than 6 months and adults who are 65 years and older or people of any age who have certain chronic health conditions.

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   How long should a child stay home after a flu?

   • Kids might feel cold one minute and hot the next. Children with the flu should stay home from school and childcare until they feel better. They should go back only when they haven't had a fever for at least 24 hours without using a fever-reducing medicine. Some kids need to stay home longer. Ask the doctor what's best for your child.

   All About the Flu (Influenza) (for Parents) | Nemours KidsHealth

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   How long should a child stay home after a cold?

   • For minor illnesses (like the common cold) the guidelines are less strict. Most healthcare providers would agree that a child should stay home at least until he feels well enough to return to school, and the fever has been gone for 12 hours. What infections are not contagious?

   Infections: Incubation and Contagious Periods - Tufts Medical Center

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   How long should you stay home if you get the flu?

   • “Those who get flu-like symptoms at school should go home and stay home until at least 24 hours after they no longer have a fever or signs of a fever without the use of fever-reducing medicine.”.

   How Long Are You Contagious When You Have the Flu? – Keep ...

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   Can a 5 year old get the flu?

   • While not at higher risk, healthy children 5 years and older can also get very sick from flu, in addition to spreading flu to vulnerable family members like infants younger than 6 months and adults who are 65 years and older or people of any age who have certain chronic health conditions.

   Parents: Help Children Fight Flu | CDC - Centers for Disease Control

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3. isthisnormal.littlespoon.com › baby-cold-0924How to Prepare for Allergies and Baby Common Cold | Little ...

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   1 day ago · How to Tackle It: Keep your windows closed to make sure loose pollen stays out of your home. Use air purifiers in your home and wash your hands frequently. Over-the-counter antihistamines can help, like Kids’ Claritin and Zyrtec, but consult your pediatrician for the best options. Cold, COVID-19 and Flu

4. healthcare.utah.edu › the-scope › kids-zoneWhen Should My Sick Child Stay Home from School?

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   1 day ago · If there is no fever and the child feels fairly well, school is fine. If your child has a severe sore throat, it could be strep and your child should need to see a doctor. Kids with Strep may return to school 12 to 24 hours after they start antibiotics. After that, their risk of spreading strep is less. Severe Coughs and Cold Symptoms

5. health.mountsinai.org › blog › how-to-protect-yourHow to Protect Your Child From COVID-19, Flu, and RSV This Fall

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   2 days ago · In addition, there are practices you can teach your child to prevent the spread of viruses. It is recommended that everyone wash their hands often, cover coughs and sneezes, and avoid people who are sick. If you are sick, try to stay home, and keep kids at home when they are sick. COVID-19. Though COVID-19 cases are much lower than during the ...

6. www.scripps.org › news_items › 7654-7-tips-to-stayStay Healthy During Cold and Flu Season - Scripps Health

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   5 days ago · Stay home if you are sick or have symptoms. If you have mild symptoms and wish to consult with your doctor, try virtual care or a video visit. Video visits are for non-emergency health issues. You need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet. Your device should have a camera and microphone. A strong internet connection is also important.

7. www.parents.com › health › cold-flu10 Home Remedies That Will Increase Your Child's immunity

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   2 days ago · Some smart choices include: Carrots. Green beans. Oranges. Strawberries. This bright stuff contains carotenoids, which are immunity-boosting phytonutrients, says William Sears, MD, author of The ...

8. www.healthday.com › health-news › infectious-diseaseExpert Advice on Preparing for the Fall COVID, Flu Season

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   2 days ago · Mild or moderate COVID cases should be treated like a cold, with hydration and over-the-counter remedies. MONDAY, Sept. 16, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- People should prepare for the fall cold and flu season by getting the updated influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations, an infectious diseases expert says. “When my patients ask me if they should be ...