Wary! Grandma's love turned out to be the "source of the disease": a 2-year-old child contracted a disease due to chewing peanuts and feeding them in February** dynamic incentive plan
Recently, a distressing case has attracted widespread attention. A grandmother chewed peanuts and fed them to her 2-year-old grandson out of love for her child, but unexpectedly caused the child to suffer from kissing disease. The doctor reminds that kissing disease has an incubation period, and the early symptoms are similar to those of a cold, so it needs to be paid close attention.
It is reported that after eating the chewed peanuts, the child developed symptoms such as fever and cough. At first, the parents thought it was just a common cold, but as the condition worsened, the child was taken to the hospital. After a detailed examination, the doctor confirmed that the child had kissing disease.
Kissing disease, also known as infectious mononucleosis, is caused by infection with the Epstein-Barr virus, which is mainly transmitted through saliva. Chewing food and feeding can easily spread the virus from adults to children. Children are more susceptible to viruses due to their weak immunity.
This case reminds us that parents need to pay attention to scientific feeding methods when taking care of their children. Feeding food directly by mouth is not only easy to spread diseases, but may also affect the development of children's chewing ability.
In order to avoid similar situations, parents should strengthen the learning of health knowledge and abandon bad feeding habits. At the same time, the society should also increase publicity and education on children's health and raise the public's awareness of health.
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