Children's Fever and Cough on Cold Days: Which Symptoms Should Be Taken Seriously?

A sneeze, a few coughs, then fever: it's a familiar story on cold days for many families with young children. As respiratory virus circulation rises in the cold season, children are more likely to catch colds and influenza, and parents' worry about their child's fever, lethargy and the length of the illness grows.

A sneeze, a few coughs and then a fever is a recurring story of cold days for many families with young children. As the circulation of respiratory viruses increases in the cold season, children are more likely to catch colds and flu, and parents worry about their children's fever, lethargy, and the duration of their illness.