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RSV alert for winter threat to infants
Doctors are monitoring the RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) season, which becomes more active with the onset of declining temperatures in late October and early November, especially among infants and newborns. The virus infects the upper respiratory system and can lead to serious complications such as bronchiolitis and respiratory difficulties, particularly in young children with narrow airways. Symptoms range from fever and the common cold to severe coughing and breathing difficulties, requiring prompt medical assessment. There is also renewed emphasis on the importance of prevention through vaccinations and targeted protective measures for the most vulnerable children.
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