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Every parent wants to be sure that their baby's health and well-being are under reliable protection. One of the key aspects of this is monitoring the nature and condition of the child's stool. Let's find out what signs of stool are considered normal and
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Earwax is not just dirt, it is actually good for the ears. It acts as a natural protective layer that prevents bacteria and fungi from entering the ear. Thanks to this layer of wax, the risk of developing inflammation in the ear canal, known as otitis externa, is reduced. In
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Almost half of the adult population suffers from problems with the musculoskeletal system, many of which originate in childhood. From a very early age, it is important to pay attention to the physical development of the child and timely correct any deviations. Physical activity plays a key role in the
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Measuring a child's pulse is an important aspect of monitoring their health. Understanding the basic characteristics of the pulse and the correct way to measure it will help parents assess the condition of the baby's cardiovascular system and seek help in a timely manner if necessary.
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Anemia, a decrease in the level of hemoglobin in the blood, can negatively affect the health and development of children. However, with the right approach and treatment, you can successfully raise hemoglobin levels and return to normal. Here are some tips on how to do this: Consultation with a doctor:
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After the first year of life, children continue to develop actively, and caring for their health remains one of the main priorities for parents. One of the key aspects of this care is monitoring the deficiency of various vitamins and minerals, which can significantly affect the development and immunity of
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The season of enteroviral and intestinal infections: And the main danger is dehydration! (Loss of water and electrolytes in the body) Dehydration is one of the most serious threats in enteroviral and intestinal infections. The loss of water and electrolytes in the body can lead to circulatory disorders, insufficient oxygen
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When a pediatrician announces the schedule of examinations by specialists, young parents often raise their eyebrows in surprise. Why does such a small, almost newborn child need such frequent examinations? The fact is that it is in the first year of life that congenital pathologies manifest themselves. The earlier they
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The Mongolian spot is a congenital pigmented nevus, usually gray-blue, blue, or greenish in color. This type of skin coloration is associated with a violation of the distribution of the pigment melanin in the skin at the stage of embryonic development of the fetus. Usually, Mongolian spots have an irregular
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There are 7.8 billion people in the world. Of these, 2.6 billion people were overweight (BMI) in 2020. By 2035, it is expected that more than 4 billion people will be obese, not including children under 5 years old. The number of boys with obesity (BMI >30
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Worrying about your child's thyroid? Not always. In many cases, if they didn't call from the hospital with the results, there is no reason for concern. But there is a group of children who are recommended for examination. First of all, these are children whose mothers
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Parents of young children, especially those under one year old, often face a diagnosis of acute bronchiolitis. This disease, which affects the small bronchi, can be caused by viruses, allergens, or bacteria. Parents of premature babies or those born weighing less than 2000 grams and who have undergone mechanical ventilation
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Speech therapists are often associated only with speech problems in children. Many parents, hoping for help, send their children to classes in the hope of hearing their first words within a month. But let's figure out what speech therapy really is. Speech is a complex mental function that
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Caring for children's health is caring for the future. Vaccination plays a key role in building herd immunity, preventing the spread of viruses in society. The effectiveness of vaccines is emphasized not only in reducing the incidence of disease but also in reducing the severity of diseases, hospitalizations,
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The thymus, or thymus gland, is an organ that plays a key role in the functioning of our immune system. Interestingly, its name comes from the Greek word "thymos," which translates as "life force." From birth, the thymus prepares the body to fight bacteria, viruses, and
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The hearts of our little ones are not only the organ responsible for their lives but also the main engine of health. Therefore, it is important to learn to recognize signals that may indicate possible arrhythmia. In newborns, arrhythmia can manifest itself in many forms, including lethargy during sucking, breathing