respiratory syncytial virus (rsv)

What are the Treatment Options for RSV in Neonates?

Treatment for RSV is primarily supportive, focusing on relieving symptoms and ensuring adequate oxygenation. Options include:
Oxygen therapy
Hydration through intravenous fluids
Mechanical ventilation in severe cases
Use of antiviral medications in high-risk cases
There is no specific cure for RSV, and antibiotics are ineffective as the infection is viral.

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