How to support your baby's health
Children's Health
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
Children's Health
Especially in the cold season, children become susceptible to respiratory viral infections. Although ARVI usually proceeds without complications, some symptoms may signal more serious problems and require medical attention. * High fever (above 38.5°C) for more than 3-4 days, or if it decreases and rises again. * Heavy and labored
Children's Health
Constipation in children is a common occurrence that can cause concern not only for children but also for parents. Let's understand what childhood constipation is. Constipation, or obstipation, in children is characterized by infrequent, difficult, and painful bowel movements. It can be caused by a variety of factors,
Children's Health
Caring for your child's eye health starts from birth. It is especially important to pay attention if your baby was born prematurely, as this may increase the risk of retinal complications such as retinopathy of prematurity. At 2 months of age, the doctor will conduct an examination of
Children's Health
Pale fever is a condition in which body temperature rises, but the skin remains pale. This can be an alarming moment for parents, but there are several ways to help a child cope with this condition. It is important to remember that with pale fever, it is necessary to give
Children's Health
Acute urticaria is a problem that affects up to 20% of children during their lifetime. It manifests as blisters, plaques, or papules that cause severe itching and may be accompanied by other symptoms such as cough, runny nose, and fever. Interestingly, in 80% of cases, acute urticaria is associated with
Children's Health
We all know how children love to explore the world around them, often forgetting about the possible dangers. But as parents, we can take steps to help them stay healthy and happy. The first and most important rule is clean hands. Regular handwashing with warm water and soap can significantly