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New Delhi, April 29: Even as the last three years of Covid-pandemic, has among many things, severely affected routine immunisation of children, health experts on Saturday urged the need to catch up on the time lost.
After several reports of students getting afftected from Covid after schools reopened, health experts are insisting that there is absolutely no need to panic since most cases have mild illnesses and most of them recover with just symptomatic treatment. The experts, however, stressed that children, w
The health experts said consistent and appropriate use of masks, implementation of a standard protocol for sanitisation and hand washing are the key pillars of Covid-appropriate behaviour.
Amid concerns over children getting infected with coronavirus as schools reopened, health experts said there was no need to panic they mostly have mild illnesses and recover with just symptomatic treatment.
Updated: Jul 28, 2021, 08:03 AM IST After the second wave of COVID-19, children, due to increased screen time, no social interaction, and less interaction with parents who don’t have time for them despite doing work from home, are falling prey to psychological issues, experts said. There are developmental delays in children aged two to three, Paediatrician Dr Meena J said, adding anxiety and behavioural issues are prevalent among older kids. "Children usually start speaking by two to three years but we are seeing speech delays. They have learnt some activity but are not performing it. ...