This ad is organised and funded by Sinoffi's Together Against RSV campaign.

You might be thinking, what is RSV, Zoe?

And I've just been learning all about it.

So let me tell you.

Respiratory syncycial virus, easy for me to say, or RSV, as it's more commonly known, is a really common

virus that causes infection in the lower part of the respiratory system in babies and children.

In fact, 90% of all children, by the time they reach to, will unfortunately experience a respiratory

virus. But the good news is that most RSV illnesses are mild and clear upon their own.

But unfortunately, some cases can be more serious.

Bronchitis and pneumonia are types of these infractions that you might have heard of

that are often caused by RSV.

In fact, when Jessie was little, about eight months, she had

quite severe bronchitis and I do wish I'd known more about it and how to manage it before it

happened. So, if you want to get yourself clued up on RSV, what it is, what can be done to prevent

it and how to spot the signs and symptoms so that you

can be better prepared with your children, then you can visit Sanofi's Together Against RSV website

for further information.

www.

Together against RSV.com and there you'll find loads of helpful advice about infant RSV.

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