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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 28345604" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Kids fall sick. Frequent sickness during the initial schooling days are part of life and does NOT necessarily signal a broader immune problem. Exposure to germs is the only way to prime their systems to ward off these viruses in future.</p><p>After Covid because the kids were protected for many years, several countries reported an increased frequency of sickness and call it "Back to School Plague"</p><p></p><p>PS: Pneumococcal vaccines protect you from many types of pneumococcal bacteria. Don't connect this with viral flu. When I was young never had this vaccine because it simply didn't exist.</p><p>Don't stuff your kids with antibiotics like lollies as in India. Let them fall sick and get over it . Do not over-protect. But make sure to seek <strong>proper </strong>medical advice if they are sick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 28345604, member: 562115"] Kids fall sick. Frequent sickness during the initial schooling days are part of life and does NOT necessarily signal a broader immune problem. Exposure to germs is the only way to prime their systems to ward off these viruses in future. After Covid because the kids were protected for many years, several countries reported an increased frequency of sickness and call it "Back to School Plague" PS: Pneumococcal vaccines protect you from many types of pneumococcal bacteria. Don't connect this with viral flu. When I was young never had this vaccine because it simply didn't exist. Don't stuff your kids with antibiotics like lollies as in India. Let them fall sick and get over it . Do not over-protect. But make sure to seek [B]proper [/B]medical advice if they are sick. [/QUOTE]
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