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This virus can cause serious respiratory infections in young children. Premature infants and infants with chronic lung disease may benefit from treatment to prevent RSV infection, contact your health care provider for information.  \nIn very young children, and particularly with premature infants, initial symptoms may include lethargy, irritability and poor feeding. Symptoms in most children and adults resemble a bad cold, including a runny nose, sore throat, and cough. It takes from 2 to 8 days from the time a person is exposed until symptoms develop.  \nVirtually all children are infected by age 3. Re-infection throughout life is common. RSV is spread by respiratory droplets either directly through the air, or indirectly by hands, tissues, or items put in the mouth (toys, eating utensils, cups, etc. ) . If your child is having symptoms of RSV contact your health care provider. Pease notify us if your child is diagnosed with and RSV infection.  \nChildren with severe respiratory illness or fever should not attend childcare until all symptoms have resolved.  \nInfections can be prevented through hand washing, especially after sneezing, coughing or nose wiping. Cleaning toys or other objects children put into their mouths can also limit the spread to others in the household. People with colds or bronchitis should avoid contact with infants.  \nOur employees have received training on proper hand washing as well as cleaning and sanitizing child care environments. We encourage and assist your children with proper hand washing techniques and good hygiene. If you have additional questions you may contact Whatcom County Health Department Disease Response and Control Program at (360) 778-6100.  \nThoughtfully,","cbCaigGFdzPlQfpx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigGFdzPlQfpx","pdf",44468,"English","# RSV Notification Letter\n## Key Facts About RSV\n## Symptoms and Transmission\n## What Parents Should Do\n## Prevention and Contact Guidance","[{\"question\":\"What is RSV and why is it a concern for young children?\",\"answer\":\"RSV is a virus that can cause serious respiratory infections in young children. Premature infants and infants with chronic lung disease may benefit from treatment to help prevent RSV infection.\"},{\"question\":\"How does RSV spread and when do symptoms usually appear?\",\"answer\":\"RSV spreads through respiratory droplets directly through the air or indirectly via hands, tissues, or items that go into the mouth. 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