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Yes, but with moderation,since most of the packaged juice contain too much sugar.
A pregnant woman should not use some drugs in pregnancy. So please beware of all these malaria-typhoid diagnosis doctors. Kindly see a gynecologist preferably in the teaching hospitals closest to you
Neonatal jaundice SHOULD BE TREATED AS AN EMERGENCY. PLEASE TAKE THE CHILD TO THE HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY.
DO NOT GIVE ANTIBIOTICS TO A NEWBORN BABY WITH JAUNDICE WITHOUT A DOCTOR SEEING THE BABY OR CHECKING THE LEVEL OF THE JAUNDICE, SERUM BILIRUBIN. Do not self medicate.
DO NOT GIVE ANTIBIOTICS TO A NEWBORN BABY WITH JAUNDICE WITHOUT A DOCTOR SEEING THE BABY OR CHECKING THE LEVEL OF THE JAUNDICE, SERUM BILIRUBIN. Do not self medicate.
It can be used as long as the drug has not passed the expiry date. That is why the EXACT DATE OF EXPIRY IS THERE.
You can not use IT ON OR AFTER the EXACT DATE OF EXPIRY.
You can not use IT ON OR AFTER the EXACT DATE OF EXPIRY.
Did your child undergo laboratory tests before those drugs were prescribed?
Hello Ma, Did you check with a thermometer?
Sore throat is an inflammation or soreness of the throat. It is usually an infection which could be viral, bacterial or fungal. There are different structures in the throat that could give the sensation of soreness hence the need to have the throat examined and appropriate treatment instituted.
Good evening, please return to your hospital for a review. This is standard practice. On the other hand, cough. And catarrh may be viral and would normally run its course and resolve on its own.
Treatment of rashes depends on the type of rash on the child after a physical examination is carried out. Kindly see a Paediatric dermatologist for examination
Self medication is discouraged especially as a nursing mother.
There are some antibiotics that are safe for breastfeeding mums.
However, do not self medicate please see a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment
There are some antibiotics that are safe for breastfeeding mums.
However, do not self medicate please see a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment
You need to identify the underlying cause of recurrent cough. These are some of the questions you should ask
1.Anyone with cough and cattarh round baby?
2. Are you exclusively breastfeeding?
3. Are you keeping baby warm or exposing to cold with frequent baths or cold baths or direct fan or too cold ac in the room?
4. Are you exposing baby to smoke - kitchen, cigarette, firewood, palm oil frying etc?
5. Do you have cattarh or cough yourself?
6. Is your baby attending creche?
7. Is your baby well-immunized or age?
1.Anyone with cough and cattarh round baby?
2. Are you exclusively breastfeeding?
3. Are you keeping baby warm or exposing to cold with frequent baths or cold baths or direct fan or too cold ac in the room?
4. Are you exposing baby to smoke - kitchen, cigarette, firewood, palm oil frying etc?
5. Do you have cattarh or cough yourself?
6. Is your baby attending creche?
7. Is your baby well-immunized or age?
Yes, you should repeat the dose after 30 minutes since he vomited it immediately.
Pls don't give blood tonic with antibiotics. Poor appetite is not improved by blood tonic. You can give vitamin Bco.... Loss of appetite is a side effect of many drugs and the illness itself.... As the child gets better, the appetite will improve spontaneously
Hello ma'am, about the blocked nose, u can try saline nasal drops and keep the baby warm. If the symptoms persist kindly take your child back to hospital
The commonest cause/source of all these boils for babies is from HANDS OF ADULTS that carry babies. Especially in Nigeria, we do not wash our hands routinely and yet everyone will just carry babies with their unwashed hands full of staph!!! The bacteria in your hands will not hurt you but for a baby whose immunity is just maturing, it can cause all these soft tissue and skin infection. I used to tell my mums when going home, only mum and one other assistant who washes her hands frequently should be allowed to carry and touch babies!!!
Kindly take the child to the Teaching hospital to see a Paediatrician or ENT surgeon for further evaluation and management .
Most likely Diarrhoea. This is having frequent loose watery stools. It occurs when the fluid cannot be absorbed from the contents of an individuals bowel or when extra fluid is secreted into the bowel causing watery stool. Usually it could be a symptom of bowel infection called Gastroenteritis which can be caused by some harmful micro organisms that may result from food poisoning I.e drinking contaminated water or eating contaminated food.

Dr Aina Johnson
Paediatrician
Yes you can give him while he is still on antibiotics. Most times, there is no contraindication or interactions. YES let him take the worms expellers....You do NOT need to Stop the antibiotics....We do give both together - worm expellers and antibiotics often
You need to see a Paeditrician first for a proper evaluation to know why he is having recurrent illnesses or infections. That will determine the best thing to do in terms of advice
If no please stop self medication.