Yeah, that one parent that sends Johnny to school less than 24 hours after having a fever...they NEVER get any other kids sick and bring it home to other families. **rolls eyes**; but they are SOOO sure with COVID
And parents NEVER are careless with their kids when they had pink eye, strep throat, flu, or um...respiratory illness. LMAO.
NPR...figures. Must be getting a little nervous...gotta have full control over indoctrinating the youth in order to bring about utopia.
Well, with a lot of illnesses, the contagion is over pretty fast once the medication takes care of the symptoms, or if they have been on antibiotics for 24 hours for most illnesses. I actually asked my child’s pediatrician about school rules last year, and at least in Chester County, Pennsylvania, where I am, the guidelines for children being at school are well within safety for contagious illnesses. Children aren’t contagious for flu within 24 hours of starting Tamiflu. 24 hours on antibiotics makes them not contagious for almost all bacterial infections as well. It’s when they have the fever, the coughing, and the sneezing that they are really contagious, once that is taken care of, then they are hardly contagious at all.