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    RSV Pocket Guide

    Most cases of RSV can be treated at home*


    If your child has mild symptoms and no respiratory distress, this is how to manage at home:

    *Seek medical assistance early in babies under 6 months

    Keep up their hydration Manage symptoms Keep your child comfortable

    • It’s normal for them to eat less • Saline spray • Warm water works wonders
    • Encourage small and • Nasal aspirators/suction device • Lots of cuddles
    frequent fluids • Steam from warm showers • Offer pain relief
    • Keep an eye out for • Honey to help with coughs (over 1 year old) • Montior and track symptoms with
    dehydration videos, act quickly if worsening
    • Chat with your pharamcist for any further
    symptom management
    Try our
    Dehydration Tracker

    Continue to monitor their symptoms

    Take your child to the GP if: Take your child to the ED if: Call 000 & DRSABCD if:

    • They are not eating or drinking well • Your child has moderate respiratory • Your child’s skin is turning blue
    • Your child is coughing up mucus distress • Your child has severe respiratory distress
    • Your child’s cough is becoming worse • Your child is becoming more unwell • Your child is unresponsive
    • If baby is under 6 months even if • Your child shows signs of dehydration • Your child is showing any red flags
    symptoms are mild

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    This guide was created for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek advice from emergency with Tiny Hearts’
    your doctor or healthcare provider if you have concerns. Do not disregard the advice of a medical professional or delay seeking attention
    based on this content. If you believe someone needs medical assistance, do not delay seeking it. In case of emergency, contact your Baby + Child First Aid Course.
    doctor, visit the nearest emergency department, or call Triple Zero (000) immediately.

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