Respiratory viruses: That means preventing laryngitis (or croup in young children) is like preventing the common cold. People in one household tend to get the same upper respiratory infections at the same time, because the germs (usually viruses) are contagious. In the fall season, we see kids getting croup (cold symptoms and a barky cough). The same viruses that cause croup can cause laryngitis in teens and adults.
Answered 10/15/2019
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