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[I retired as an Administrative Officer from the Medical Health Department. I wrote this post with the advise and help of my paediatrician friend Dr. P.K. Jain. Dr. Jain is a highly qualified and renowned paediatrician with extensive knowledge in the profession.]

This post is written for contest Update #4: Writing Expedition for Monday topic Health/Natural in @SteemKids

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Climate change has an important effect on children's health, medical professionals emphasize the significance of taking steps to protect children from the effects of climate change and hazards to the environment. The greatest method for protecting children's health from the effects of climate change is to avoid them completely.

There is a dire need for all people to act together to reduce their carbon footprints and protect the environment for future generations. Many neonatologists, paediatricians, and intensive care doctors in the region agree that changing from hot to cold temperatures has a significant impact on the positive health of children.

As the summer is approaching dehydration is a common problem due to the sun exposure that makes the child dull.

It is essential that the children receive enough amounts of water and ORS. This is also the time of year when children's eating habits should be checked. Marketed, packaged, and fast food items should be avoided because they are rich in calories and can cause obesity.

It might result in gastrointestinal infections such as diarrhoea. Aside from that, feeding using stored food is a clear "no."

A lot of water, fruits and vegetables, and good hygiene are all important. All The Covid prevention guidelines must be properly followed by children, and their vaccinations must be up to date.

Because their bodies are still developing and they have not yet developed immunity to environmental hazards, children are more vulnerable to the consequences of climate change than adults.

According to physicians, excessive heat and cold can have a particularly negative impact on children's health, resulting in dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, frostbite, and hypothermia. Heatwaves may harm children's health as they do not sweat as much as adults and their bodies are less capable of regulating their temperature.

Extreme heat may exacerbate pre-existing health issues including asthma and allergies. There is a risk of frequent illnesses in children with inadequate immunity.

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