A child who becomes very ill puts any mother in a very difficult position. The relentless attendance at doctor’s appointments, the search for a good doctor, the analyzes, the medications, the sick leave, and the agony of being locked up within four walls for weeks. What causes a child to get sick so often?
Mental problems
They can cause a variety of diseases called psychosomatic. Stresses, difficult experiences, exciting moments can seriously damage children's immunity.
Passing from generation to generation
If a parent has spent most of his life with a handkerchief on his nose, it should come as no surprise that the child often begins to get sick.
Problems during pregnancy
According to some reports, developmental problems in the mother's womb, severe pregnancy and childbirth, and infections transmitted from the expectant mother also damage the newborn's immunity.
Premature birth
If a baby is born prematurely, he or she also often falls into the group at risk of contracting the disease.
Allergies
It doesn't matter what the child's reaction is. Medical personnel have proven that a single gene is responsible for atopic dermatitis, food allergies, pollinosis, bronchial asthma, and nasopharyngeal infections. It is also passed down from generation to generation.
Malnutrition
If a child’s diet is deficient in vitamins, protein, micronutrients, fiber, or if he or she is being fed artificial foods, this will not go unnoticed for immunity.
Wrong lifestyle
If a child sits at home, rarely goes for walks, does not play sports, and does not play active games in the fresh air, his or her risk of contracting the virus is higher. The same can be said of children who travel a lot on public transportation, engage a lot in indoor groups, go to kindergarten, and attend a variety of activities and crowded places.
