Patient's question:
Less than one year old, starting from five months, you need to have a fever every month. Sometimes you have a fever twice a month. When you have a fever, you cough, and it's always bronchitis. What should I do? How can I prevent coughing? How can I prevent fever?Doctor's answer:
How can we lower a child's immunity? Resistance is the ability to fight diseases, such as combating bacteria and fighting viruses. To lower resistance, the body must first come into contact with the virus or bacteria in order to produce additional antibodies. Of course, it doesn't mean that one must contract all viruses to have antibodies. Currently, there are two main methods to lower resistance:Vaccination: Vaccination involves modifying existing viruses and bacteria to make them immunogenic but non-pathogenic. After vaccination, additional antibodies are produced in the body, helping to prevent diseases.