Can children get vaccinations for colds? What fruits can children eat for colds?

Many parents know that children need to be vaccinated with many vaccines during their growth process, which can enhance their resistance. However, children have poor physical constitutions and are prone to illness. So can children get vaccinations for colds? What fruits can children eat for colds?

Children should not be vaccinated when they have a cold. After a cold, children's immunity will be lower, which can easily affect the effectiveness of the vaccine. Vaccination itself may cause fever, allergies, etc., so you have to wait 7 days after the cold is cured before getting vaccinated. Not only can you not get vaccinated during a cold, but if you have a rash, diarrhea, fever, cough, or other immune-based diseases, you need to postpone vaccination. Many vaccines have side effects after injection, such as fever, general discomfort, etc., especially when you get vaccinated during a cold with a fever, the chance of side effects is relatively high, so don't get vaccinated when you have a cold, and you should actively treat the cold. Usually strengthen physical exercise, drink more warm water, strengthen nutrition, and improve physical fitness, so that you are not prone to catching a cold.

After children have a cold, eating warm, cool, or neutral fruits is beneficial to their recovery, as follows:

1. Warm nature: For cold type colds, you can eat warm fruits, such as longan, orange, etc. But one thing to note is that kumquats are cool in nature and are not suitable for cold type colds;

2. Cooling: For wind-heat type colds, you can eat cool fruits, such as watermelon, especially in summer. Eating watermelon has a significant relieving effect on heat type colds.

3. Neutral: If you can't tell whether the cold is cold or hot, you can eat neutral fruits, such as apples, kiwis, etc. Apples and kiwis contain a lot of vitamin C, which is also good for children's recovery from colds.

Children with colds can eat some grapes, which will not have any adverse effects on the body. When children have a cold, they should take some cold medicines under the guidance of a doctor, pay attention to strengthening cold protection and keeping warm, and drink more water. Children with colds generally have a poor appetite, so eating more fresh fruits and vegetables can help to stimulate the appetite. If your child likes it, you can eat some grapes. Grapes have very high nutritional value, rich in vitamin B, vitamin C, calcium, iron, phosphorus, amino acids, etc., and have therapeutic effects such as replenishing qi and blood, strengthening the spleen and stomach, relieving cough, and diuresis. Moreover, grapes are neutral fruits, so there is no need to worry about getting angry or diarrhea if you eat too much. However, people with weak spleen and stomach and prone to diarrhea should still eat less grapes.

If the child has severe cold symptoms, then you cannot give the child ice cream, because ice cream is very irritating to the gastrointestinal tract, and during the cold period, the child's body resistance and immunity will be reduced. Therefore, the child's gastrointestinal function will be relatively slow. Eating ice cream at this time will easily cause diarrhea and abdominal pain in the child, and it may also make the child's cold symptoms worse. If the child has a fever, you can give the child a warm water bath to improve the child's fever. In addition, you need to give some anti-cold drugs and anti-infection drugs to help improve the child's symptoms. Avoid eating cold foods such as ice cream, which can easily cause gastrointestinal damage to the child.