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Children's diseases are a group of diseases that occur mainly among children or are characteristic of childhood.
According to the characteristics of the child's development, the period of growth in the mother's womb, the period of infancy, the period after the birth of a child (4 weeks), the period of nursing (up to one year old), the period of old age (up to the age of Z), the period of preschool age (up to 7 years old), the primary school age (up to 12 years old) and adolescence or adulthood (up to 18 years) is distinguished. The period of growth in the mother's womb plays an important role in the formation of the child; Harmful factors during pregnancy (diseases, intoxications, lack of living and nutritional conditions, drug effects) affect not only the mother, but also the growth and development of the fetus in the womb. During this period, more injuries during childbirth (asphyxia, injuries, paralysis, staphylococcal infections) are observed. Babies are innately resistant to some infectious diseases, but they (especially (to premature children) purulent microbes, first of all staphylococci, quickly act and cause purulent inflammation of the umbilical wound, cold sore and even a serious disease such as infant sepsis. During this period, zotiljam is also a dangerous disease. It is very difficult for a child to adapt to a change in food during breastfeeding, and when he is fed incorrectly, stomach disorders (diarrhea, intestinal infections, etc.) and metabolic disorders are observed. During this period, diseases of the respiratory and digestive organs are severe; rickets, diathesis, and spasmophilia often occur as a result of improper feeding of the child, insufficient enjoyment of fresh air and sunlight. Infants and preschool children are exposed to pertussis, measles, diphtheria while playing with their peers. reaction and other can be transmitted. In addition, the strength of the mother's immunity is lost. Therefore, during this period, children are vaccinated (vaccination) and immunity is created. Infectious diseases are more common in school-aged children. When a nursing child is sick with whooping cough and measles, the lungs are often inflamed, but most of these diseases pass without complications in school-aged children (the lungs are not inflamed). Angina, heart and kidney diseases, as well as allergic diseases are more common in children of primary school age. In older children and during adolescence (puberty), serious changes occur in the activity of the cardiovascular, nervous and endocrine systems (endocrine glands). Those who do not enjoy enough fresh air, do not do sports, students who do not follow the routine are more affected by these systems. Therefore, different forms of children's diseases depend on the body's resistance, resistance to infectious diseases, and the child's age. Any disease, regardless of its nature (infectious or non-infectious), is milder in a physically fit, healthy child, and more severe in a thin, emaciated child. The disease caused by the same microbe has different symptoms at different ages of the child. In the prevention of children's diseases, the specific characteristics of the child's organism are taken into account. During breastfeeding, mother's milk is the most suitable food, and in case of need for additional feeding of the child, it is necessary to consult a doctor (pediatrician). Proper organization of feeding babies through milk kitchens is of great importance. The sooner children's diseases are diagnosed and treated, the less complications will remain. For this, it is necessary for adults and parents to know the methods of prevention and early signs of children's diseases, and to immediately consult a doctor when they notice any symptoms of the disease in a child.
