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In the first year of life, most babies have a cold 7 times. Since most cough and cold medicines are not tested for use in infants, you should not give cough medicine to infants. In fact, most cough and cold medicines can cause side effects in babies, especially if the doses are not measured correctly.
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Meningitis occurs when an infection causes the meninges (the tissue that connects the brain and spine) to become inflamed and swollen. Symptoms in children include prominent fontanel, fever, rash, body stiffness, rapid breathing, weakness, and crying.
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Constipation is a serious problem in newborns. If left untreated, constipation can lead to intestinal blockages that require surgery. Constipation in newborns may also signal a more serious health problem. That's why knowing how to recognize constipation in newborns and how to treat it is so important.
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Choking is common in children, and occurs when food or other small objects block the airways. Prevent choking by teaching children to eat gradually, chop food properly, and chew thoroughly. Also, if you have toddlers, make your home child-friendly.
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Jaundice, or hyperbilirubinemia, is a common medical condition that develops in newborns in the first two to four days of life. This disease is caused by high levels of bilirubin, a waste product from the breakdown of blood cells, which is found in the blood and bile.
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Infant dehydration occurs when fluid intake cannot keep up with the fluid that comes out of the body. Common conditions that cause dehydration in babies include hot weather, feeding problems, fever, diarrhea, and vomiting. You can help prevent your baby from becoming dehydrated by knowing the symptoms, relieving some of the conditions that cause dehydration, and learning when to call for medical help.
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It is important for parents to know how to give first aid to a choking baby. The recommended procedure is to pat the back and chest or press the stomach area to remove the blockage. If there is no change, perform CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) or artificial respiration.
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Diarrhea in newborns can be a cause for concern for new parents. Often, depending on the cause of the diarrhea, the condition can be managed with proper home care. Knowing what to do when a newborn has diarrhea and understanding when to seek professional help can help calm anxious new parents.
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Most autistic children are not aggressive, but many show emotional outbursts and tantrums when faced with difficult situations or do not understand what they want. Autistic children don't respond this way on purpose to annoy others, but because they don't understand other ways to respond.
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Echolia is the repetition of certain words or phrases spoken by a person, either immediately after the word is spoken, or later. This condition is often likened to parrot mimicry. For example, when asked, “Would you like some juice?” the child with echolalia answered "
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Children ages 6 to 13 need 9 to 11 hours of sleep every night. This need is difficult to meet if they have trouble sleeping. Most sleeping pills are not safe for use in children. So, use a natural approach to sleep fast. There are many things you can do to get to sleep quickly, such as using relaxation techniques, scheduling regular bedtimes, keeping your sleeping equipment clean, and creating a comfortable environment for rest.
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common medical problem. In 2011, approximately 11% of schoolchildren in the United States, which is the equivalent of 6.4 million children, were diagnosed with ADHD. Two thirds of the children are boys.
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Diarrhea can be caused by infection, disease, food sensitivity, or certain medications. If your child has diarrhea, it will usually pass within a few hours or so. To make sure your little one doesn't become dehydrated or malnourished when he has diarrhea, you need to make sure he drinks a lot and eats foods that make him feel more comfortable, and take care of his health.
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Fever is the body's natural response to infection or injury. Fever stimulates the body to produce and mobilize more white blood cells (leukocytes) and antibodies to help fight infection. Some researchers believe that it is very important to allow the fever to pass completely.
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Children certainly feel uncomfortable when they have chickenpox. While this usually goes away on its own without any treatment, there are several ways you can try to make your child feel more comfortable while his body is struggling with the viral infection.
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Having a sick child can be worrying, especially when he or she is vomiting and can't help it. However, calm down. Vomiting is usually not a serious problem. Generally, you can treat these symptoms at home until they have completely passed. However, if the problem becomes more complicated, chronic, or accompanied by other symptoms, seek medical care.
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Children with autism and Asperger's are often hysterical (meltdown). Hysterical occurs when a child is stressed, disappointed, or overstimulated. Hysterics can be dangerous for children and scary for parents. Thus, it is important to develop effective ways to deal with hysterics and minimize their chances of occurrence.
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Having a sick child can be stressful and upsetting. Your child may struggle to feel comfortable and deal with the pain while you are confused about when to call the doctor. If you have a sick child in your home, there are several things you can do to ensure that your child is comfortable and is slowly recovering.
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Newborns generally cannot eat efficiently and swallow a lot of air while feeding. Although giving breast milk directly to babies can reduce the need to burp, many babies still need help expelling excess gas after eating. To help your baby feel more comfortable, you need to know when to burp your baby, the various techniques for doing it, and how to help your baby's digestion work.
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When your child is sick, you want to do your best to make him feel better. Abdominal pain is common and can be caused by a variety of things. By making sure your child doesn't have an emergency, making him feel more comfortable, and providing natural treatments, you can help reduce the pain.
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The severity of allergic reactions to cats and other pets varies for each child. Whether you do have a cat or simply want to visit the home of a family member or friend who has a cat with the family for the first time, it's important to find out if your child has a cat allergy.
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A newborn's condition changes rapidly in the first few days and weeks of life. Newborn skin can show a variety of colors, textures, and markings, many of which will go away on their own. However, some other skin conditions in babies can be a sign of a more serious problem.
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Nothing beats the anxiety of a parent's heart when their baby has a fever. You may think there's not much you can do, but you can make your baby more comfortable, especially if he's old enough to take fever-reducing medication. Don't hesitate to contact your pediatrician for specific treatment instructions or a little reassurance to calm you down.
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Even if your baby's appetite is good and you regularly check his height and weight at the doctor's office, you may still wonder if your baby's weight is good and healthy. You need to remember that percentile numbers are not everything. Even if your baby is small for his age, he may be healthy.
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Nebulizers are used to treat various respiratory problems that require medication to get directly to the lungs. Asthma is generally treated using a nebulizer. The nebulizer turns liquid medicine into a fine mist that can be inhaled through the mask.
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Asexuals, who often refer to themselves as Aces, are people who feel they have no sexual attraction to other people of any gender (despite the vast scope and leeway in it). If you're new to being asexual and want some advice, or if your partner is an asexual, read the following article.
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Dominatrix is a person who takes a dominant role in BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism) sexual relationships. Even if someone plays the dominatrix professionally, you may just want to imitate them for fun. If you want, you can realize your partner's sexual fantasies for mutual pleasure.
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Erections are fun, unless they happen at the wrong time. Generally, young men often experience unexpected erections, without even needing to think about bed-smelling or getting stimulated. When an unexpected erection occurs at school, or while chatting with a girl you like, you may want to hide it and end it as soon as possible.
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In the world of biological reproduction, asexuality means that an organism can produce offspring that are exactly the same as its parent. However, when it comes to human sexuality, asexuality means that a person has no sexual attraction. When trying to understand asexuality, it's important to remember that someone who claims to be asexual isn't that much different from you, other than the fact that he experiences (or rather, doesn't experience) sexual attraction in a different
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Kissing is one of the most enjoyable things in a romantic relationship. You can kiss a girl's neck jokingly, romantically, or sensually. Of course, you want him to enjoy it too. There are several things you can do to make this kissing experience beautiful for both of you.
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Everyone wants to love better. For many people, especially men, the inability to offer a partner a long-lasting sexual experience is a source of worry and even stress. However, avoiding premature ejaculation in men and lack of sexual stamina in each young partner can be made easier with proper bedroom techniques and lifestyle changes.
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Sexual meditation is a way to increase awareness of the body in order to increase pleasure during sex. Regular sexual meditation can help increase sexual pleasure for you and your partner as well as strengthen your relationship. You can learn how to do sexual meditation even if you've never meditated before.
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Believe it or not, 1 in 3 men admit to premature ejaculation, or discharge sooner than they (or their partner) expect. In some cases, premature ejaculation is a sign of erectile dysfunction, but often men who experience it are embarrassed and feel unmanly.
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Nymphomania is a popular psychological term that refers to a condition called hypersexual disorder. This condition is also referred to as compulsive sexual behavior, hypersexuality, or sexual addiction. There is debate among mental health professionals about how to diagnose and treat hypersexual disorders.
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Role play with a partner can restore passion in a romantic relationship, and restore the spirit of your sex life. Many people are afraid of role-playing out of shame or embarrassment. It is possible that this experience was pleasant and satisfying for you.
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Chlamydia is a bacterial infection that is generally spread as a sexually transmitted disease. Many people never experience any symptoms at all, so it can be difficult to tell if a partner is infected with chlamydia or not. Many risks can be reduced by practicing safer sex.
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Erection is something that is normal and natural for men. However, of course you will feel embarrassed if you have an erection in public. Prevent erectile embarrassment by adjusting your clothes, hiding evidence, and getting your erection down as quickly as possible.
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If you're feeling lascivious, you may feel embarrassed about the thoughts and actions you make about sex. You may feel ashamed because of your religious or spiritual beliefs or because of your relationship status (such as being in a monogamous or married relationship).
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Sexuality is now appearing in various media, especially through television, radio, internet, books, magazines, and various other media. Therefore, abstinence (abstinence to have sex) can be difficult to practice. Keeping focus, communicating with your partner, and finding healthy ways to channel your sexual desires can help make your abstinence successful.
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) are sometimes called Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). STDs are passed from person to person through bodily fluids, including fluids expelled during sexual intercourse. Common types of STDs include herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).