Chest pain in pregnancy is quite common and not usually a reason for concern but your outlined condition is a bit different. WHO recommends deworming using single-dose as a public health intervention for pregnant women, after the first trimester. You will need to talk to your doctor to prescribe your medication for you. Wishing you a safe pregnancy experience

Please, try to see a doctor.

Please take your baby to the hospital asap especially a general hospital. He might be tested for TB and other related diseases. Please treat as urgent. Go very early tomorrow

Although spotting is usually not a sign of something serious, it isn't normal. Any time you notice bleeding outside of your period, you should mention it to your primary care doctor or OB-GYN. It's especially important to call your doctor if you're pregnant and notice spotting

It's for both. No cause for alarm

It can be managed by seeing a doctor at a general hospital, eating foods grown naturally like local rice, wheat, vegetables and fruits.,avoid stress too.

Gestational diabetes is a condition in which your blood sugar levels become high during pregnancy. It affects up to 10% of women who are pregnant in the U.S. each year according to report of https://et20slam.net/

Don't worry. Sometimes when toddlers are learning to walk, many spend some time walking up on their tip toes, which is known as toe walking

Please, do not give Ribena. it is not advisable to introduce sugary drink to your baby and if you must, it shouldn't be introduced until your baby is a year old.

Bad breath or "Halitosis" in children can occur due to several reasons like poor oral hygiene, tooth decay, gum disease, infections in the mouth, bacteria on the tongue, dry mouth, tonsil stones, foreign objects in the nose and some medical conditions.

Did your child undergo laboratory tests before those drugs were prescribed?

please visit the hospital for cost, as this may vary from one hospital to the other.

It is not normal

A swab test involves taking a sample of secretions from the infected area with a device that looks like a cotton bud. The swab, with secretions attached, is then placed in a special container and sent to the microbiology laboratory for further analysis

Yes it is okay for a baby to take paracetamol to soothe his pain or calm fever after immunisation. The paracetamol should be given immediately AFTER the immunisation especially if s/he develops a fever.... So give one dose first AFTER the vaccination and if no subsequent fever, you can stop.

Please be calm,Babies on exclusive breastfeeding may not pass stools every day even up to two weeks and there is no need to worry as long as the baby is otherwise fine... Eating well... No vomiting and no swollen tummy

Sleep when baby sleeps and be awake when he's awake... Follow his pattern first then he will adapt to yours after a few weeks. That is what using my Mummy's word is called being an "Abiyamo".... Being a mother is synonymous with regular night or if you like baby vigils. Welcome to motherhood