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RSV: The Current Surge, How to Treat it, and When to Call the Doctor
You may have heard that RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) cases are higher than ever this year in young children. Pediatric Hospitals are actually seeing a surge in cases about two months earlier than normal. This is largely due to the fact that with eased COVID precautions, many infants and young children are now getting exposed to RSV for the first time in their life. With a lack of immune protection from prior infection, more kids are becoming sick much earlier than we normally see. More sick kids overall have led to more severe cases of RSV and an increase in hospitalizations. So what is RSV anyway? What can you do at home? And, when
