COMMON RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN CHILDREN AND WAYS TO PREVENT THEM
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Child health, respiratory diseases, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, immune system, strengthening, vaccination, prevention.Abstract
This article focuses on the prevention and treatment of common respiratory diseases in children, such as colds, bronchitis, and pneumonia. It analyzes the factors contributing to the development of these conditions based on the structure of the respiratory system and the characteristics of the immune system in children. Methods for strengthening immunity, including dietary habits, physical activity, consuming vitamins and minerals, and adhering to hygiene rules, are discussed. Preventive measures such as vaccination, improving living conditions, and controlling environmental factors are also reviewed. This article provides valuable information and recommendations for parents and healthcare professionals.
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