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Pediatric Viral Fever: Prevention and Complications

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Pediatric Viral Fever – Prevention – Wash your hands regularly with soap (be hygienic), Avoid sharing personal items, Cover mouth and nose when sneezing and coughing.

Pediatric Viral Fever: Symptom and Causes

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Pediatric Viral Fever – Symptoms – Fever and chills, Running nose, Cough, Headache, Stomach pain. Pediatric Viral Fever – Causes – Most viral infections are spread by inhalation of aerosolised particles, by intake of contaminated water or food, or by direct contact..

Pediatric Viral Fever: Meaning, Diagnosis and Overview

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Viral fever is a condition where viral infections are associated with the elevations of body temperature. These viruses enter the body through inhalation, direct contact, vectors, and contaminated water and food. These viral infections are easily contracted in person with low immune status. It affects all age groups but infants and old age people are more vulnerable.