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Fever-Allaying Treatments
Self-tending at Home The three vital objectives of home tending for a kid having fever would be lowering the temperature, averting dehydration and monitoring any grave or life-menacing ailments. The preliminary goal would be making the kid feel restful and at ease by checking and assuaging the temperature to below 102 degrees Fahrenheit or 38.9 degree Celsius. The fever is measured by employing a thermometer, giving medications and making the child dress in appropriate manner. A tepid water soak could be beneficial to the child. Thermometer employed for checking the child’s temperature are obtainable in glass mercury, digital and tympanic (in the ear) models. It is safer to not opt for the tympanic thermometers as the adjudicator is still out on their exactness. Glass mercury thermometers [...]
Posted On 26.10.09, In Child Health | Leave a Comment

Able Handling Of Infancy Seizures
Self-Tending at Home As a parent, one’s preliminary endeavours must be aimed at firstly safeguarding the kid from further self-harm. Assisting the child in lying down. Removing glasses or any kind of items that could prove unsafe from the surrounding area. One must never attempt at putting anything into the kid’s mouth, as when this is done, it could majorly prove injurious to both the kid and oneself too. Instantly checking for whether the child is displaying continual breathing. In case there is no breath detected in the child, then it is imperative to promptly contact 911 for getting urgent medical help. Subsequent to the seizure ending, the child needs to be placed on his/her one side and staying with the kid till completely conscious. Observing the kid for breathing pattern. [...]
Posted On 26.10.09, In Child Health | Leave a Comment

Tylenol Could Wane Child’s Immune Response to Vaccines
A gripping novel study has implied that the active constituent of Tylenol – Acetaminophen might abate the immune response of children to vaccinations. Children are commonly observed to contract slight fever subsequent to getting inoculated. Acetaminophen has been consistently used by some of the child specialists in averting vaccination-linked fever. A global study team helmed by Roman Prymula, MD, from the University of Defense, Czech Republic discovered that this might not be as viable an idea. In the course of the study conducted to delve into whether acetaminophen actually impeded vaccine-associated fever, Prymula and his associates uncovered that the widely purchased over-the-counter pain reliever medications diminish vaccine-educed immune responses. It is still ambiguous as to whether [...]
Posted On 20.10.09, In News | Leave a Comment