EBN- With the arrival of autumn, children are exposed to climatic changes that may affect their health, especially with regard to respiratory diseases.
With the decrease in temperatures and the increase in the spread of viruses and bacteria in the air, the risk of catching colds, flu, and sore throats increases. For mothers, taking care of their children’s health during this season requires attention to several aspects.
In this article, we will provide scientific and practical tips to maintain children’s health during the fall season.
The impact of climate change in the fall on children’s health
In the fall, there are major changes in the weather, making the child’s body more susceptible to these changes. Sudden cold, dry air, and exposure to high humidity at times, all contribute to an increased chance of infection.With respiratory diseases, here are some of the direct effects:
Dry air : Dry air dries out the mucous membranes in the nose and mouth, making the body less able to fight viruses and bacteria.
Sudden changes in temperature : Moving from warm to cold places suddenly weakens the immune system, making it easier for viruses to enter the body.
School gatherings : Children begin returning to school in the fall, which increases their chance of exposure to infectious diseases due to constant contact with their classmates.
