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Influenza is a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract often mistaken for a regular common cold due to similar symptoms.

In infants and children, influenza can manifest itself with:
a significantly increased body temperature (fever can reach as high as 40°C in a short time),
shivering,
a feeling of weakness,
a loss of appetite,
a tiring cough,
rhinitis,
vomiting,
and even diarrhoea.
Treating influenza in infants and children consists, above all, in alleviating the symptoms of the infection by giving the following medications:
Analgesic and febricide – containing paracetamol or ibuprofen; depending on the age of your child, you can give this medication in the form of suppositories or syrup.

Treating bacterial tonsillitis in infants and children often requires using antibiotics which can be prescribed only by a physician.

In order to temporarily alleviate acute throat pain in children you may use:
painkillers and anti-fever medication (containing paracetamol or ibuprofen) in the form of suppositories or syrup (depending on the age of your child),
inhalations from a saline solution using a nebulizer,
rinses for the throat (sage brew or common salt solution) and lozenges for the throat – for older children (prior to giving the medication to the child, read the instructions carefully).

Supplements for fatigue should contain:
Vitamins and microelements (particularly magnesium) since they have an influence on many processes taking place in the body, including processes of the nervous and muscular system.
Ginseng – increases stamina.
Ginkgo biloba – enhances memory processes and makes memorising easier ( you spend less time on learning and, thereby, reduce your mental fatigue).