Fediatrics 2. How not to over-treat your child (Fediatriya 2. Kak ne zalechit rebenka)

Here is an amazing fact: the overwhelming majority of visits to a pediatrician do not require medication, that is, drug treatment. Most childhood illnesses resolve on their own, or rather, they are overcome by the body's defense system. Even if these illnesses are actively treated, they do not resolve faster, meaning that treatment is not only unnecessary but also fundamentally useless. Any treatment is an intervention in the body with unpredictable effects, and the inappropriate use of medications also puts children at risk. The book by the famous pediatrician Fyodor Katasonov, author of the channel "Pediatrics" and the bestseller "Pediatrics. What to do if you have a child," will help determine whether a prescription for medication is necessary in principle, and if it is, which medications are currently used and which should be completely avoided.