Individuals of all ages can develop dehydration from excess loss of fluid but newborns are at higher risk for developing the condition. It is important to note that dehydration occurs due to the loss of fluid in the body through vomiting, sweating or diarrhea. Mild cases of dehydration can be easily treated by increasing the
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Even though a persistent cough can disrupt with the sleep of the toddler and make him/her sound ill, coughing is not usually an indication of a serious condition. Always bear in mind that coughing protects the airway of the toddler by keeping them clear of mucus and other secretions. A dry, hacking cough can indicate
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It is important to note that typhoid fever is a life-threatening infection that is instigated by the Salmonella typhi bacteria. This condition is acquired through the consumption of food and water that has been tainted with the Salmonella typhi. Take note that this condition is quite common in developing countries such as in Asia, Africa
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One of the many reasons why it is highly advisable for parents and guardians to take Victoria first aid and CPR classes is because the knowledge that they will gain from these classes can be used to prevent the transmission of the most common communicable childhood diseases. Here are some of the ways that Victoria
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It is estimated that around 1 million children under 15 are taken to the emergency department every year due to accidents occurring at home. Many go unreported as they are treated at home or at the doctor’s clinics. Injuries occurring at home are some of the most common causes of death in children under age
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