What are the medications for influenza A and B in children?

Influenza A is a serious infectious disease that commonly affects children. The clinical manifestations include fever, headache, fatigue, and are often accompanied by symptoms such as cough, rhinitis, and upper respiratory tract infections. It can easily lead to complications such as pneumonia and meningitis. Therefore, emphasizing prevention in children yields the best outcomes; however, some children still become infected. Early detection and prompt treatment are recommended, along with active use of antiviral agents and antibiotics to prevent complications. Particularly for high-risk groups, preventive care is essential to facilitate early intervention and improve treatment outcomes for pediatric Influenza A.