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How to take care of a newborn with pneumonia to help them recover quickly
Pneumonia is a condition in which viruses, bacteria, etc. grow and develop, creating infections in the lungs. When a newborn has pneumonia and it is not detected early and treated promptly, it can lead to dangerous complications, even death.
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8 warning signs of otitis media in children
Otitis media is a common condition in children. Especially, the change of season is the time when many ear, nose and throat diseases arise, so parents should be equipped with more information about the signs and treatment of otitis media to have a way to handle when children get the disease.
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Treatment of acute pharyngitis in children - Protect your baby your way
Acute pharyngitis in children is a disease that accounts for a high proportion of respiratory diseases today. For children, acute pharyngitis needs to be detected and treated early to limit possible bad complications due to an incomplete immune system. Understanding the causes and symptoms of acute pharyngitis helps parents identify and treat the disease effectively.
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Guidelines for caring for children with bronchitis
When the weather changes, due to their weak immune systems, children often suffer from bronchitis with symptoms such as cough, runny nose and difficulty breathing. Bronchitis in children is usually not too dangerous, but if not monitored and treated promptly, it can cause complications such as pneumonia, respiratory failure and even death.
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When will the fontanelle be full?
The fontanel is a small part of the body, but the fontanel of a newborn baby makes mothers pay close attention. This part of the newborn baby can predict quite accurately the health condition the baby is or may encounter.
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How to treat acute otitis media in children?
Acute otitis media is a common disease in young children, most commonly between the ages of 6 months and 2 years. This is a rapidly progressing disease, if not monitored and treated promptly, it can cause some complications that affect the child's hearing ability. This article will provide the signs and treatment of acute otitis media.
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Do not arbitrarily give your child Oresol electrolyte replacement water
Recently, there have been many cases where parents do not know how to give their children ORS, causing serious consequences affecting the health of the child. ORS is a very popular oral rehydration and electrolyte solution with the main ingredients being sugar and salt. If mixed in the right proportions, it will bring high rehydration and electrolyte effects. However, not everyone knows how to drink ORS?
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Typical warning signs for children with speech delay
Many parents have difficulty assessing their child's speech delay. Is the child's speech delay temporary and can wait a while longer, or is it a real medical condition that requires intervention from medical professionals? Equipping parents with knowledge helps them recognize the warning signs of delayed speech and language development in their child, thereby helping them make better decisions.
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Instructions on how to clean the foreskin for boys
Your son's foreskin will separate from the head of his penis in the first few years. Some foreskins separate shortly after birth or even before birth, but this is rare. Do not attempt to retract the foreskin in young children because in most cases the foreskin will not separate on its own.
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How to know the right dose of vitamin D for children?
People at high risk of vitamin D deficiency due to not synthesizing enough vitamin D from sunlight or not getting enough from food need to be supplemented with medication to prevent vitamin D deficiency. Parents should refer to the article below to learn how to supplement vitamin D for children in the right dosage.
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