My 11 year old daughter was diagnosed with RSV virus infection. she was in early stage of bronchlitis. She is slowly recovering from it.Does anybody has any recommendation for the prevention of this virus in future any other suggestions. smitha replied. RSV Prevention
Although most children under the age of three will contract RSV at least once, there are some steps that you can take to help prevent your child from contracting RSV.
Here are a few tips for RSV prevention:
Minimize the number of visitors into your home and in contact with your infant.
Request any visitors and persons who come in contact with your infant to wash their hands before touching him or her.(also wash ur hands with a disinfectant or soap dry them with a towel whenever possible before feeding him and after his nappy change wash them regularly)
Do not allow sick people into your home or near your infant.
Avoid crowded places, such as malls, carnivals, circuses, community events, etc.
Do not smoke or allow anyone else to smoke in the presence of your infant or child.
If possible, do not take your child to day care during RSV season.(RSV season is generally December through April, however it may vary depending on where you live. Check with your child's Pediatrician for specific information about the RSV season in your area.)
Wash your baby’s toys and bedding often.
Do not share personal items, such as:
Pacifiers
Cups, forks, and spoons
Toothbrushes
Bathroom water glasses
Towels and washcloths
Dont do any vaccuming or dusting when ur infant is at home .he might have some allergy to dust.

don't worry.ur baby will be allright.