The summer to fall transition Season
As children return to school, we we realize the summer is almost over. The nights are starting to get cold; we need that extra blanket on the bed Children to the bus stop need light jackets or sweaters. The summer to fall transition can mean many things, but for some doctor's offices, it means the beginning of a busy season with colds, flu, asthma and allergies.
According to Dr. Avni Jain, a primary care physician with the Adventist Medical Group, those asthma are especially vulnerable this time of year because of the fall allergy season and fluctuations temperature. For prevent asthma attacks, make sure you take your medication regularly as directed and your rescue inhaler is ready for emergencies. You must also have an asthma management plan ready.
There are ways for us all to be prepared this autumn wear a light jacket season, frequent hand washing, covering your cough and always. But, Dr. Jain said the "most important way for us to be prepared is to get your vaccine against influenza." This will help you to be protected against some of the most common strains of the flu virus this year.
influenza vaccines are recommended for everyone, with some exceptions, from six months of age. Talk with your health care provider today to see to get your vaccine against influenza
Sources :. Centers for Allergy Foundation of America Adventist Medical Group Disease Control and Prevention, asthma, and Shady Grove and Washington Adventist Hospital, an affiliate of GW Medical Faculty Associates.
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