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Many schools have released policies to stop the spread of conjunctivitis as instances continue to rise across the nation. Flooding and waterlogging brought on by the intense monsoon rains are thought to be the primary causes of the highly contagious infection’s rapid spread in Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and the Northeast. While many other educational institutions have encouraged students to adopt hygiene precautions like frequent handwashing, avoiding touching eyes, not sharing hand towels, and maintaining social distance, schools in Arunachal Pradesh were shuttered to contain the spread.
How to stop kids from getting the eye illness
1. Hand washing
Your children should wash their hands frequently, and parents should model this behavior for their children, as the transmission of the eye flu can occur through contaminated hands.
2. Do not touch your eyes
More commonly than adults, kids will rub or touch their eyes. To reduce the risk of infection, teach your child to avoid touching their eyes.
3. Use of tissues
To prevent exposure to airborne viruses, stress the necessity of using tissues when sneezing or coughing.
4. Keep personal belongings tidy
Sanitize eyewear, contact lenses, and anything else that comes into touch with the eyes on a regular basis.
5. Keep your distance
To avoid transmission, encourage people to keep a safe distance from friends who are showing symptoms.
6. Speak with a doctor
To avoid complications and additional spread, get medical assistance right once if your child displays any eye flu symptoms.
