2 facts of medical care for infants that you should notice

 Building your infant a resistance and knowing the medical care for infants is something very important so they could grow healthily and avoid serious sicknesses at the young ages. Therefore, to improve the resistance of your infant, besides planning a full of nutrients menu, you should also teach them good living habits, let’s check out some of our pieces of advice for medical care for infants below:

1. Good living habits

- You should dandle your child, it will meliorate possibilities for circulation and improve immunity, it also helps your child to be well absorbed and less likely to cry, have a better sleep at night. 

- Encourage your child to drink more water which will help them to cleanse their intestine for a better digestive system.

- Help your child to have regular contact with the surrounding environment. Therefore, they will have a better natural resistance because their body getting used to the external harmful factors in an appropriate amount.

- Personal hygiene: one of the things in medical care for infants that you should know is personal hygiene. It will help them to avoid bacteria from entering their body. Teach them the habit of cleaning body regularly and washing hands before eating and after going to WC.

- Let them go to sleep early and get up right on time for exercises.

- You should not let them have antibiotics arbitrarily: Immune system may be familiar with some bacteria so the infant will not get sick. Using too many antibiotics will make their body depend on the drug, which will lead to their body can not against bacteria of the surrounding environment.

2. Knowing well latest information of some kinds of diseases

Another fact for medical care for infants is knowing well latest information of some kinds of diseases. Some of them are seasonal outbreaks. So you need to keep on track and learn the disease situation at the moment, at the same time, you also need to have full information about the disease and know the symptoms. Below are the list of some common diseases:

- Summer: diarrhea, respiratory tract infections, hand foot and mouth, pinkeye…

- Fall: influenza, typhus, diarrhea…

- Winter and Spring: measles, chickenpox, A/H5N1 influenza…