Most of his life at the time is nothing wrong with the baby disease does not occur. 90% of the time in a hospital bed he spends with banal ARI - you just need to survive. But there are 5 symptoms that can be life-threatening.
Just do not panic! Parental instinct has not been canceled. Additionally, show your baby's pediatrician over does not happen. Especially if you notice any of these symptoms.
Heat
During his illness the high temperature - our ally. It kills germs and speeds up the healing process. Provided that no individual contraindications temperature to 38,5sbivat not worth it. In febrile convulsions even this mark will be dangerous. For temperatures above 39,5 ° C should be treated carefully. And above 40,5-41 ° C - immediately call an ambulance. This is the boundary after which the temperature is dangerous for life!
High temperature over 5 days
Temperature It attacks our body in an average of 3-5 days. After often occurs healing process. If the child's fever for longer - it is an occasion to visit the doctor and to pass additional tests. Perhaps now more infection and treatment needs to be adjusted.
A sharp pain in the abdomen
A sharp pain in the stomach, the child can not tolerate, and which do not decrease when you change the position - an occasion to show to the doctor immediately. After all, it could be anything from a volvulus to appendicitis. It is important not to take painkillers before the visit, not to lubricate the symptoms.
Headache with vomiting
Not all headaches with vomiting dangerous to life and health. Many people, including children, migraine passes. But it is better to consult a doctor. For these symptoms can disappear concussion after a fall or something worse.
Reducing the amount of urination
Diarrhea and vomiting decrease in urination or no more than 3-5 hours indicates dehydration. The child may also be dry lips, tongue, pale skin. Dehydration is very dangerous for small children, especially babies under one year. Call an ambulance may need to put a dropper.
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