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01. ❓ What should I do if my child has a fever?

✅ A mild fever is the body’s way of fighting infection. Keep your child hydrated, dress them lightly, and give paracetamol if needed (based on weight). See a doctor if:

Fever is over 102°F
Child seems very sleepy or irritable
Has trouble breathing or a rash

02.❓ How can I tell if my baby is dehydrated?

✅ Signs include:

Dry mouth
No tears when crying
Fewer wet diapers (less than 4–6 per day)
Sunken eyes or fontanelle (soft spot on head) If you notice these, see a doctor right away.

03. ❓ Is it normal for babies to spit up milk?

✅ Yes, many babies spit up small amounts after feeding — it's called reflux. But call your doctor if:

Baby is not gaining weight
Spits up forcefully (like a fountain)
Seems uncomfortable or cries a lot after eating

04.❓ When should I worry about diarrhea in kids?

✅ Most cases go away in a day or two. Worry signs:

Very watery stools
Not drinking fluids
Dizzy or very sleepy
Blood in stool In such cases, contact a doctor quickly to prevent dehydration.

05.❓ Can teething cause fever or diarrhea?

✅ Teething may cause mild discomfort, drooling, and slightly raised temperature — but not high fever or severe diarrhea . If your baby has a high fever or loose motions, it could be due to an infection.

06.❓ What are the signs of a urinary tract infection (UTI) in children?

✅ In babies:

Foul-smelling urine
Fever without other symptoms
Poor feeding or irritability
In older kids:
Pain or burning while peeing
Frequent urination
Belly pain
UTIs need antibiotics — so always get them checked.

07.❓ My child has a cough — when should I see a doctor?

✅ Most coughs are from colds and go away in a few days. See a doctor if:

Cough lasts more than 10 days
Breathing is fast or difficult
Has chest pain or wheezing
Looks pale or tired

08.❓ What is pneumonia and how do I know if my child has it?

✅ Pneumonia is a lung infection that causes:

High fever
Fast or difficult breathing
Cough with mucus
Chest pain
It needs medical care — take your child to a doctor if you suspect it.

09. ❓ Can chickenpox be dangerous for kids?

✅ Most children recover well from chickenpox, but watch for:

High fever lasting more than 4 days
Sores that look infected (red, swollen, pus-filled)
Trouble breathing or walking
If any of these happen, contact your doctor.

10. ❓ How do I prevent asthma attacks in my child?

✅ Follow these tips:

Avoid smoke and dust at home
Keep pets out of the bedroom
Use prescribed inhalers regularly
Know the early signs of an attack (coughing, wheezing, breathlessness)

11.❓ Can teething cause fever or diarrhea?

✅ Teething may cause mild discomfort, drooling, and slightly raised temperature — but not high fever or severe diarrhea . If your baby has a high fever or loose motions, it could be due to an infection.

12. ❓ My child has a rash — when to worry?

✅ Most rashes are harmless. Seek help if:

Rash looks like bruises or purple spots
Comes with high fever
Spreads quickly
Child seems very unwell.

13. ❓ What are the danger signs in newborns?

✅ Watch for:

Not feeding well
Very sleepy or hard to wake
Breathing fast or with effort
Yellow skin (jaundice) beyond 2 weeks
Always see a doctor immediately if you notice any of these.

14. ❓ How can I prevent common childhood infections?

✅ Simple steps:

Wash hands before meals and after using the toilet
Keep toys and surfaces clean
Vaccinate on time
Avoid crowded places during flu season

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