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[Seasonal fluctuations in the immunological reactivity of frequently ill children]
Insights
Seasonal immune fluctuations are significant in frequently ill children. Spring shows the greatest changes, impacting rehabilitative strategies for pediatric immune health.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric immunology
- Seasonal variations in health
Abstract:
We undertook the present study to gain insights into the state of immunologic and biologic reactivity in an inter-relapse period in those children often falling ill with reference to a particular season of the year. As many as 59 children aged 1-7 who were often taken ill were kept under medical supervision. The assessment of the immunological status was performed by I and II level tests, as per the WHO N 3 memorandum (1980) in an inter-relapse period. Both relative and absolute parameters associated with cellular and humoral immunity were studied. The studies made revealed significant fluctuations in the immunity indices with a season of the year in those children often falling ill, the greatest changes recordable in spring, which fact is to be considered in instituting rehabilitative measures.
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