This time the digital desk: The central government has issued guidelines for the protection and care of children affected by the coronavirus virus. The guidelines have been issued by the Govt issues guidelines for the protection of children affected by Corona.

The center’s guidelines state that steroids are harmful for children with mild cases of infection and covid. However, steroids can only be given in hospital for severe and extremely severe patients. Steroids should only be used at the right time, in the right dose and for the right duration. Children must avoid taking steroids outside the hospital. Emergency medicine Remdesavier (Remdesivir) The government has issued guidelines not to use for children.

The Govt issues guidelines do not recommend any specific medication for children with asymptomatic covid. However, wearing a mask, physical distance has been asked to follow the general rules. It is also recommended to give nutritious food to the children. The guidelines state that children with mild symptoms may be given paracetamol every 4-6 hours for fever and sore throat. In case of cough, it is recommended to gargle in warm salt water in case of cough.

The Govt issues guidelines also state that oxygen therapy should be started immediately in case of severe infections. If severe shortness of breath begins, the necessary action must be taken immediately. Adolescents over the age of 12 are also recommended to walk 7 minutes. Put an oximeter on your finger and walk for 7 minutes. The guideline says that after 8 minutes of walking, the oxygen level should be checked. The guideline recommends that HVCT scans be performed to see the extent and nature of lung infections in Covid under 18 years of age. At the same time, it has been noted that any additional information obtained from HRCT scans of the chest has little effect on treatment. So doctors have to think about this and make a decision. The guideline states that corona is a viral infection. Antimicrobials have no role in the treatment of this patient. Antimicrobial therapy or prophylaxis is not recommended for patients with asymptomatic and mild symptoms.