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Know About RSV Causes and it's Treatment

https://www.pyam.com/ - RSV is a very common respiratory virus, particularly among children. If you are concerned about your child's risk for severe RSV infection, talk to your child's healthcare provider. Contact Pediatric & Young Adult Medicine's Central Appointment Line at (651) 256-6714 to know more.<br><br>Company:<br>Pediatric and Young Adult Medicine<br>1804 7th St W, Suite 200 Saint Paul, MN 55116<br>Phone: 651-227-7806<br><br>3470 Washington Drive, Suite 201 Eagan, MN 55122<br>Phone: 651-227-7806<br><br>1610 Maxwell Drive, Suite 245 Hudson, WI 54016<br>Phone: 715-386-6800 1965 11th Avenue East (Suite 102) Maplewood,

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Know About RSV Causes and it's Treatment

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  1. What is RSV?

  2. RSV is a very common respiratory virus, particularly among children. It is the most common cause of hospitalization in children under one year of age. Pre-mature babies, very young infants & those with compromised or weakened immune systems have the highest risk of severe disease.

  3. Early symptoms of RSV may include: Dry Cough Runny Nose Low-grade Fever Sore Throat Decreased Appetite Mild Headache In very young infants (less than six months old), the only symptoms of RSV infection may be: Irritability Decreased activity Decreased appetite Apnea (pauses while breathing)

  4. If your child develops any of the below symptoms, seek immediate medical attention. - High fever - Difficulty breathing - Blue discoloration of the skin - Lethargy or excessive sleepiness - Wheezing or severe cough

  5. Take extra care to keep your children healthy by doing the following: - Wash your hands often - Avoid close contact with sick people - Cover your coughs and sneezes - Keep surfaces clean - Stay home when you are not well

  6. Contact Us: Pediatric and Young Adult Medicine 1804 7th St W, Suite 200 Saint Paul, MN 55116 Phone: 651-227-7806 3470 Washington Drive, Suite 201 Eagan, MN 55122 Phone: 651-227-7806 1610 Maxwell Drive, Suite 245 Hudson, WI 54016 Phone: 715-386-6800 1965 11th Avenue East (Suite 102) Maplewood, MN 55109 Phone: 651-227-7806 www.pyam.com If you are concerned about your child’s risk for severe RSV infection, talk to your child’s healthcare provider.

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