A pediatrician in Massachusetts broke down the differences between the flu, RSV and COVID as cases rise across the state.
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The CDC said RSV’s main symptoms include a runny nose, a decrease in appetite, coughing, sneezing, a fever and wheezing. The early symptoms in children are a runny nose, a decrease in appetite and a cough, the CDC said, and the illness almost always presents with obvious symptoms in infants.
Her 7-month-old son, Aidan, started daycare, and Levin told the station that he’s already been exposed to RSV and now has a double ear infection. Along with the flu, colds, COVID and RSV to worry about, Blumenthal said enterovirus is expected to make a comeback this year.
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