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Impact of day-night temps on children
The article explains that temperature changes between day and night do not cause colds in children; instead, respiratory viruses are the direct cause. The season of weather shifts coincides with increased spread of viruses, especially as people spend more time indoors and in crowded places, which facilitates the transmission of infections. Preventive measures include wearing appropriate clothing, improving ventilation, regularly washing hands, covering the mouth when coughing, and not sending sick children to school. The article also warns of complications from colds and emphasizes the importance of consulting a doctor if warning signs appear, such as difficulty breathing or bluish discoloration of the face, particularly in infants under 12 weeks old.
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