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While many parents and schools are focused on preventing COVID-19 outbreaks, it’s important to remember that there are other infections that also pose a risk to children’s health. Here’s what parents need to know about five common infections for which their school-aged children are at risk.
Have you ever had a stuffy nose that just won’t seem to go away? Maybe it starts with a cold, but the sinus pressure and congestion persist even after other cold symptoms have gone away. Maybe it comes along with seasonal allergies and won’t let up. It can be very frustrating to live with, not to mention the cost of tissues! The most likely culprit for this annoying pressure and congestion is sinusitis, or sinus infection, which causes the lining of the sinuses to become inflamed or infected. Sinusitis affects more than 35 million Americans each year, but the duration and severity of the symptoms can vary quite a bit, depending on the cause and possible complications. A sinus infection will often clear up on its own like the common cold, but sometimes it sticks around like an unwelcome guest refusing to take a hint.
A sore throat can be so painful you don’t want to speak. Laryngitis can make you so hoarse you can’t speak. How much do you know about these two common conditions and how to treat them?
