My child has a fever – should I be worried?

Acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin) can be used to treat a fever, depending on the child’s age. Ibuprofen ...

Paediatric urologist shares simple ways to prevent UTIs in children; uncover symptoms, causes and more

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in children are more common than most parents realise. From subtle signs in babies to ...
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Management of Pediatric Fever

The management of pediatric fever remains a critical area of clinical practice, balancing evidence‐based interventions with parental reassurance and education. Contemporary research has emphasised ...

Paediatric pulmonologist shares 7 early signs of pneumonia in children, says don't ignore high fever and heavy breathing

Bluish lips or nails: Cyanosis is a warning sign that your child may have low oxygen levels. You can tell if this is happening by looking for a bluish tint on their lips or nails.

Flu vs common cold in kids: How to tell the difference this winter

This winter, it can be hard for parents to tell whether their child has the flu or a common cold. Learn the key differences in symptoms, how to recognise warning signs, and when to seek medical care ...

5 things parents should never do when their child is down with a viral infection

So, whenever a child falls sick with a viral infection, parents get anxious and try doing everything to reduce the fever or ...
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Genexa Provides Clean and Effective Infants’ and Kids’ Pain and Fever Reducers in Light of Impending Shortages

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Families concerned about rising respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and flu cases in the United States have a new potential obstacle to worry about – what appears to be an ...
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What Is a Low-Grade Fever?

A low-grade fever describes a body temperature slightly above normal. Most people consider a body temperature above 99.5 F but not higher than 100.3 F (38 C) a low-grade fever. Though a low-grade ...