Symptoms of acclimatization in children

How does acclimatization work for children?

The child's organism was not completely formed yet,therefore it is sufficiently vulnerable to any changes and external stimuli. The child can simply get out of the day due to acclimatization, which leads to irritability and failure of the sleep regimen, or acclimatization depression, hysteria, problems with appetite and digestion.

Acclimatization in children is quite bright andheavier than adults, but this is a short-term phenomenon, so do not panic. The human body has the ability to get used to all changes and modes of existence, and the period of acclimatization gradually gives way to addiction. Acclimatization in children has several distinct phases, which are accompanied by certain symptoms.

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   Approximate phase. This is the beginning of changes in the environment and the first manifestations of the body's reaction. During this period a person receives the maximum amount of new information from the environment. The resulting impulses act on the cerebral cortex as peculiar stimuli. During this period, there is a great strain on the visual, nervous and cardiovascular systems.


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   Reactive phase. There is a response of the body to external stimuli, as a result of which there are pronounced symptoms of acclimatization in children.


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   The alignment phase. Gradual addiction of man to the environment and the normalization of all vital processes in the body.

The main symptoms of acclimatization in children

As we have already explained, the acclimatization of a childpasses several phases, which are accompanied by certain symptoms. The severity and severity of the symptoms is quite individual and depends on external stimuli and the general state of the organism. The most common symptoms of acclimatization in children include:

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  sharp headaches, dizziness;


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  fluctuations in blood pressure;


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  increased intracranial, ophthalmic pressure;


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  nausea and vomiting;


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  diarrhea;


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  insomnia;


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  irritability, tearfulness;


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  apathy, weakness;


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  fear, phobia;


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  itching on the body, allergy, runny nose;


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  fever.

Thus, the response to change is undera kind of different symptoms, but you should be extremely careful not to miss the development of any disease that can hide behind the symptoms of adaptation of the body. Symptoms of re-acclimatization, as a rule, take place on the 2-7th day.

Is it possible to avoid?

Unfortunately, the human body, in particular,child, is not capable of imperceptibly transferring sharp changes in climate and the environment. It is peculiar to him to actively react to any stimuli. Thus, our immunity works, which, it can be said, is even useful for a child's organism.

Completely avoid the symptoms of acclimatization inchildren you are unlikely to succeed, but you can try to reduce the manifestation of unpleasant reactions. In order for your child to easily bear the journey, give preference to ground transportation, it is better to train. So your baby's body will not actively succumb to shaking, as in a car or bus, and will not react violently to the pressure drops in the airplane.

In addition, a child who is susceptible to motion sickness intransport, can avoid this unpleasant phenomenon in the train. Take care that your baby does not freeze and do not overheat. On the eve of the holiday, do a course of vitamin therapy. Temper your child and accustom yourself to the proper diet and sleep.

Symptoms of acclimatization in children are quitedifferent, but you can still cope with unpleasant phenomena. Thanks to your love, care and attention, you will provide the crumbs with those conditions that will help to quickly cope with the "traveler's syndrome".