Vaccination is a great benefit in preventing disease, however, some cases cause anaphylactic reactions, often in children. Signs of anaphylactic reactions after vaccination can be fatal.

Acute adenoiditis is a fairly common disease in children. If not treated promptly and properly, the disease will progress to become chronic, affecting the development of the body, making children tired, lazy, sleepy, and less intelligent. So when children have adenoiditis, how should they be treated properly?

Endotracheal intubation is one of the best and most effective methods of airway control during surgery. However, extubation after recovery can cause life-threatening complications such as laryngospasm. Therefore, precise technical procedures and close monitoring are needed to reduce possible complications.

Laryngospasm is a rare but terrifying condition in which the vocal cords suddenly contract or close when inhaling, blocking the flow of air into the lungs. People with this condition often have difficulty sleeping and sometimes cannot speak or breathe for a few seconds. Laryngospasm usually goes away within a few minutes.