The condition can cause more inflammation and secretions in the airways than other typical bugs.
Hill told the broadcaster:"In the younger children, it can be more serious and cause a lot of issues and even hospitalizations."
As there is no cure for the virus, parents must treat the symptoms by giving their children fluids, using humidifiers, and administering saline washes, said Hill, in order to help sufferers breathe and stay hydrated.that while most healthy adults and infants with RSV won't need to be hospitalized, some, particularly infants younger than 6-months-old and older adults, may need not be hospitalized to treat their dehydration and breathing problems.
Some cases can become so severe that babies are fitted with a breathing tube, Hill said."Then they just cannot air it, those lungs and the babies will pass away."the illness by coughing and sneezing, enabling the resulting droplets to land in other people's eyes, nose or mouth. It is also passed on when a person touches a contaminated surface and then their face.
Hill advised parents to be careful about who makes close contact with their children, ensuring those who are or feel sick don't make physical contact.
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