Since enterovirus D-68 primarily affects children sixteen weeks to sixteen years of age, parents and teachers at our Department of Defense schools should pay close attention to all of their kids. The most common symptoms to watch for are traces of a cold or respiratory illness like a fever, runny nose or cough. Be aware that among children with asthma, though uncommon, the presence of wheezing or difficulty breathing should be brought to the attention of a local Military Treatment Facility or emergency room.
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 16:08:03 +0000
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