what are the major paediatric health problems ?
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rsv.. rotovirus.. reactive airway disease.... there are many
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pain, bleeding and digestive problems
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smoking\ndrinking\nobesity, eating too much\nlaziness, not enough exercise\nnot washing hands-spread disease\nsexual promiscuity-too much fkn-std;s lol
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WAR.\nisraeli CANCER.\nStupid LIES!(governmental mistakes).\nIt's along list believe me,but these are on the top.
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Up to a year, most of the nutrition should be from ideally breastmilk or at least formula.  I wouldn't worry too much for now.  You might try other types of food, but I would stick to the essentials (Gerber stage 3 equivalent if there are a couple of teeth or so.\n\nIf it occurs for too long, talk to your pediatrician about it at the next regular visit.\n\nIf there is any weight loss or any serious concern, go sooner.\n\nGood luck!
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Only in that children are already more susceptable to illnesses due to less mature immune systems already. Children with HIV are usually born with it, therefore are probably already suffering from the symptoms
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SMOG\nCIGARETTES\nDRUGS\nPEOPLE COUGHING W/COLDS\nAIR BORN FESUS
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Any child at risk should be protected at all costs. Talking to your GP would be a start.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS:\n__ recurrent flu-like illness\n__ recurrent sore throats, red and injected\n__ painful lymph nodes under the arms and neck\n__ muscle and joint aches with tender and trigger points - up to 18 of them\n__ night sweats and fever\n__ severe nasal and other allergies\n__ irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)\n__ weight change - usually gain\n__ heart palpitations\n__ mitral valve prolapse\n__ severe PMS\n__ yeast infections\n__ rashes and itching\n__ uncomfortable or frequent urination\n__ interstitial bladder cystitis\n__ chest pains (non-cardiac)\n__ temporomandibular joint dysfunction (in the jaw)\n__ hair loss\n__ carpal tunnel syndrome\n__ cold hands and feet\n__ dry eyes and mouth\n__ severe and debilitating fatigue\n__ widespread pain\n__ other chronic illness(es) usually present (like diabetes, hypoglycemia, asthma, lupus, ms, etc.)\n__ numbness in the limbs, not painful like pins & needles\n__ painful swelling in the hands, legs, feet, neck\n__ GERDs (gastro-esophageal reflux disorder)\n__ “growing pains” start in childhood and teens, continue into adulthood\n__ widespread body pain during/after physical exertion \n\n\n\nCOGNITIVE FUNCTION PROBLEMS:\n__ attention deficit disorder\n__ spatial disorientation\n__ calculation difficulties\n__ memory disturbance\n__ communication difficulties (problems speaking, confusing words) \n\nPSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS:\n__ depression\n__ anxiety and panic attacks\n__ personality changes, usually for the worse\n__ emotional lability (mood swings) \n\nOTHER NERVOUS SYSTEM PROBLEMS:\n__ sleep disturbances\n__ headaches\n__ changes in visual acuity\n__ numb or tingling feelings\n__ burning sensations\n__ light headedness\n__ feeling 'spaced out'\n__ desequilibrium\n__ frequent unusual nightmares and disturbing dreams\n__ tinnitus (ringing in the ears)\n__ difficulty in moving your tongue to speak\n__ severe muscle weakness\n__ susceptibility to muscle, tendon, ligament injury\n__ intolerance to bright lights\n__ intolerance to alcohol\n__ intolerance to sound\n__ extreme sensitivity to medications and their side-effects\n__ alteration of taste, smell, and hearing\n__ insomnia\n__ inability to achieve stage 4 restorative sleep\n__ morning stiffness in the muscles and joints\n__ restless leg syndrome\n__ muscle spasms\n__ muscle quakiness and shivering during/after activity or exercise\n__ sleep paralysis (related to stage 4 sleep deprivation)
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The long-term outlook for children who develop meningitis varies greatly and depends on a child's age, the microorganism causing the infection, any other complications, and the treatment the child receives. The complications of bacterial meningitis can be severe and include neurological problems such as hearing loss, visual impairment, seizures, and learning disabilities. The heart, kidneys, and adrenal glands may also be affected. Although some children develop long-lasting neurological problems from bacterial meningitis, most who receive prompt diagnosis and treatment recover fully.\nThe majority of cases of viral meningitis resolve with no complications.   http://kidshealth.org/parent/infections/lung/meningitis.html\n\nThe complications of meningitis can be severe. The longer you or your child has the disease without treatment, the greater the risk of seizures and of permanent neurologic damage, including hearing loss, blindness, loss of speech, learning disabilities, behavior problems and brain damage, even paralysis.\n\nNon-neurologic complications may include kidney and adrenal gland failure. Your adrenal glands produce a number of important hormones, including cortisol, which helps your body deal with stress.\nBacterial infections of your central nervous system progress quickly. Within a matter of days, the disease can lead to shock and death.  http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/meningitis/DS00118/DSECTION=7
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Infant's and children's immune systems aren't fully developed.
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Have him immunised by your Paediatrician.  Taking antibiotics, if not needed will make him resistant to it.
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Stress and..depression. Could. Lead. To all kinds of serious health problems (stomach ulcers included).
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check out www.kidshealth.com
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Stress.\nBad nutrition.\nOr maybe is genetical.\nSee a doctor.
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Examples of problems that are more serious include:\n\nA severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis). Severe allergic reactions are not common but can be life-threatening and require emergency care. Signs or symptoms may include: \nShock, which may occur if the circulatory system cannot get enough blood to the vital organs.\nCoughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, or feeling of fullness in the mouth or throat.\nSwelling of the lips, tongue, ears, eyelids, palms of the hands, soles of the feet, and mucous membranes (angioedema).\nLightheadedness and confusion.\nNausea, diarrhea, and stomach cramps.\nHives and reddening of the skin. These symptoms often occur with other symptoms of a severe reaction.\nA toxic reaction to a single sting or bite. Spiders or insects that may cause this include: \nBlack widow spider.\nBrown recluse spider.\nHobo spider.\nScorpion.\nPuss caterpillar (woolly slug).\nA toxic reaction to multiple stings or bites from a bee, wasp, or fire ant. \nA bee leaves it stinger behind and then dies after stinging. Africanized honeybees, the so-called killer bees, are more aggressive than common honeybees and often attack together in great numbers.\nWasps, including hornets and yellow jackets, can sting over and over. Yellow jackets cause the greatest number of allergic reactions.\nA fire ant attaches to a person by biting with its jaws, then, pivoting its head it stings from its abdomen in a circular pattern at multiple sites.\nA large skin reaction at the site of the bite or sting. \nA skin infection at the site of the bite or sting. \nSerum sickness, a reaction to the medications (antiserum) used to treat a bite or sting. Serum sickness may cause hives and flu-like symptoms 7 to 14 days after the use of antiserum. \nA virus infection. Infected mosquitoes can spread the West Nile virus to people, causing an inflammation of the brain (encephalitis). For more information, see the topic West Nile Virus. \nA parasite infection. Infected mosquitoes can spread malaria. For more information, see the topic Malaria.
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its medical health problem like diabetis, coronary heart disease, high blood pressure and etc.