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This is surprising to most parents who expect infections, such as the cold and flu, to occur in the winter. Among the viruses that can commonly cause infections in the summer include enteroviruses (stomach bugs), parainfluenza (respiratory bugs) and poliovirus (polio). Although more common in winter, it is also possible to catch a rhinovirus -- the common cold -- in the summer. Adenovirus infections, which can cause a variety of symptoms, also are more common in the late winter and spring, but can occur in the early summer.
Can the flu shot or vaccines keep my kids from getting a stomach bug? As we mentioned before, the âstomach fluâ is not actually caused by influenza viruses, which is what the annual flu shot can protect you from. So, even though you and your children should be vaccinated for the flu, it wonât protect you from the family of bugs that can make you sick to your stomach. In fact, the only stomach bug vaccine that exists is for the rotavirus, and it is only available to children under 6 months of age. âUnder one year of age, rotavirus is the most common thing that makes kids so dehydrated they end up in the ER or admitted to a hospital,â says Frankowski.