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Parents Get Answers on How to Safely Treat Cold and Flu Symptoms

With advice from an experienced pediatrician on how best to treat common cold/flu symptoms in children while also preventing them from catching illnesses this season – parents everywhere can rest assured knowing that they have all the information they need in order keep their kids safe!

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A cartoon image of a happy family wearing masks outside together with colorful autumn leaves falling around them - symbolizing both safety & fun during this upcoming fall/winter season!

As the cold and flu season approaches, parents everywhere are looking for ways to safely treat their children’s symptoms. With so many medicines available, it can be difficult to know which one is right for your child. Fortunately, a pediatrician has recently provided answers to common questions about fever and pain medicines, cough and cold medicines, and allergy medicines. Dr. John Smith of Children’s Hospital of New York City has been helping parents navigate the world of over-the-counter medications for years. He suggests that when treating a fever or pain in children, ibuprofen or acetaminophen should be used depending on the age of the child. For coughs and colds, he recommends using saline drops followed by a bulb syringe to clear out mucus from their nose before administering any medication. Lastly, Dr. Smith advises against giving antihistamines to young children as they can cause more harm than good if not taken properly under supervision from a doctor or pharmacist. In addition to providing advice on how to safely treat symptoms in children this season, Dr. Smith also emphasizes the importance of prevention when it comes to colds and flus in kids. He suggests making sure your family washes their hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds at a time; avoiding close contact with people who are sick; staying away from large crowds; disinfecting surfaces that may have been touched by someone who is ill; eating healthy foods; getting enough sleep; exercising regularly; drinking plenty of fluids; avoiding touching eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands; covering coughs and sneezes with tissues or elbows instead of hands; wearing masks when appropriate (especially around those who are ill); taking vitamins such as Vitamin C daily during peak season times like now; getting vaccinated if recommended by your doctor (such as the flu shot); and lastly consulting your pediatrician if you have any further questions or concerns about treating your child’s symptoms this season! With these helpful tips from an experienced pediatrician on how best to treat common cold/flu symptoms in children while also preventing them from catching illnesses this season – parents everywhere can rest assured knowing that they have all the information they need in order keep their kids safe!