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Normal 11 Mo Drooling
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11yo has pleural effusion/pneumonia. Her BP fluctuated from 107/63 to 107/53. Bedtime was 96/53 then 117/56. Morning 103/48. Fever for 5 days.BP norm?
Sepsis: your child is being managed for pneumonia and pleural effusion.and has a bad infection.because of which his diastolic blood pressure is borderline.I am sure they are managing it well in the hospital ...Read more
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My baby(boy, 1.5 yrs, 11kg) is hving loose motions since 2 weeks.Less interestd in eating food nw.His activities are normal. Teething? Normal?
Teething symptoms: Some children do get a low grade fever, diarrhea and drooling. You can treat them simultaneously. Ibuprofen is more effective for teething than tylenol (acetaminophen). You can also let your baby chew on a cold teething ring. Keep the fluids coming. If you prefer tylenol (acetaminophen), it is important you do not give your baby more than four doses of Acetaminophen per 24 hours. Acetaminophen really challenges the liver. ...Read more
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My 4 months baby's CRP is 11 who has fever?
Fever in 16 wk baby: Any child under the age of 1yr that has fever, particularly (but not necessarily) accompanied by any changes in behavior, feeding, alertness, irritability, excessive sleeping, and so on should be seen and managed by a pediatrician. These little critters can become critically ill very rapidly. Do not worry about a CRP - take them to the doctor. ...Read more
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My son's temperature is 103.6 he is smiling but tired runny nose?
Fever runny nose: Poor baby! You did not mention age. If he is 30 days or less he needs an emergency room visit now. In older babies, who have had contacts with illness, and clear signs of a new viral cold (congestion) we can watch him at home. I'm glad to see he's giving you some smiles. Keep him hydrated and if he appears ill a dose of Motrin is ok ( if he's over six months) hope He's better soon! ...Read more
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Rattling sound when 3 mo baby coughs accompanied by stuffy nose, no fever, eating and sleeping normally, urinating & bm normal, not fussy. Possible dx?
URI: This sounds like a simple head cold. Use some saline nse drops and a rubber bulb syringe to clear the baby's nose. ...Read more
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7day old newborn eating less but still eating.No fever 36.3•c hick ups
regurgitating/vomiting normal pees& poos please help.She's responsive+wakes up ?
Feeding less: I am not sure what do you mean by less. If she is breast feeding, make sure she is having at least 4 stool and 4 wet diapers at least per day. Make sure that your baby is not loosing weight. ...Read more
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7 mo old runny nose cough no Fever Drainage out of ear looks like wax, no odor. Might be teething. Mildly fussy sleeping normal ear infection or no?
Cold: symptoms as you described will make a baby fussy as they do not like nasal congestion. It does not sound like your baby has an ear infection. Just observe for now and offer comfort as you can. A cold should resolve in a few days and until it does expect a crabby baby. ...Read more
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16 mo old son recently started banging his head intentionally when upset. No other red flags/otherwise typical development - is this normal?
Likely normal: Sometimes normal children can do that. Try to teach your child to demonstrate frustration in other ways ( like jumping). If the child does not interact well with others I would have him seen by a pediatician. ...Read more
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22 mo. old son; circumcised; neg UTI; appearing uncomfortable/upset when penis is erect, crying, closing his legs tightly etc. no redness; normal?
Common enough: Penile erection in any male-esp prolonged erection, called priapism-can be very uncomfortable and painful. Common but not as painful in small children.Try to get child to relax by being closely held for comfort and trying to get child's attention on a toy or something else.Also try not to stimulate penis while cleaning him and while changing clothes. Sometimes use of warm water locally may help. ...Read more
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My INR range is 1.1 ,I'm 33 no medication.is it normal?
Yes: Your INR is normal. For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, low fat milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. Practice safe sex. ...Read more
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2 month old daughter got 4 immunizations,now lethargic and threw up 3x white mucus,a lot.is breastfed. Is this normal?
Mgt: Her lethargy and vomiting may be due to other causes. I would advise taking her to your physician or the ED. Please monitor her temperature. Most vaccinations reactions are mild and resolve within forty eight hours. ...Read more
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11 month old sleeping a lot more than usual with slight fever, no runny nose. Concern?
Yes go to the ER: This needs immediate attention; Take your child to the ER ASAP; Don't delay !. ...Read more
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13 mo old had a fever 102-103.9 for 3 days now her temp is down to 100.5, but she's very still cranky, fussy, clingy & drooling. Should I worry?
Throat examination: The drooling associated with the fever is concerning. There may be an infection of the pharynx or related areas. Provide fluids, control fever with Tylenol or Motrin, and please see your PCP. ...Read more
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14 mo old boy: chest cough-6months. Noisy breathing since birth. Red, watery eyes-6months. Proj vomit 2 wks. 10 ear infctions. No allergies. Why sick?
ENT evaluation: A history of frequent ear infections and noisy breathing makes me concerned about large tonsils and adenoids. An evaluation by an ENT would be helpful. The cough and vomiting may be related to an ear infection, although it is difficult to know for sure without examining him. ...Read more
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10 month old sticking her tongue out, not drinking her milk, weezy when crawling. - help?
Babies get sick: Your child may have one of two problems. Either she has an infection, probably viral, or she is experiencing an allergic reaction to something in your floor covering. Talk to her Pediatrician. She may need to be seen to be evaluated. ...Read more
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5 month old breastfed. white mucusy stools. Normal consistency. Low grade fever. Fatigue. What could this indicate?
? Viral infection: mild though, so long your baby is feeding well, and keeping milk/food down, passing urine well, no other symptom, just observe, some antipyretic would help too/ bathing, if more fatigued, not feeding well, high fever, or any other symptom, please see his doctor ...Read more
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Bad breath, rash in body, drooling too much, fever, irritated, restlesness, not much appetite, teething in my 14 month old why?Concerned about rash
Not just teething: These signs and symptoms may indicate something more than teething. Have child checked by pediatrician. ...Read more
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5 month old baby EBF, small orange/pink spot in 2 diapers; no fever, still drooling, pooping & peeing. Recent travel and now summer. ? Normal.
Usually crystals: The various breakdown products that end up in babies pee can form colored urate crystals that can have that appearance. This is something you can review with babies doc. ...Read more
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2 month old. High platelets. Neutrophils 13.2 normal 35-40. Lymphocytes 78 normal 40-45. Wbc 7.7 normal 5.5-17. What could be going on really worried ?
Platelets: What is the platelet count? Infants may have transient elevations of platelets because of infection and iron deficiency. It would be important to know what the hemoglobin and hematocrit are. Does your infant have any signs of infection? High platelets at this age are only rarely a sign of a serious hematologic problem. Repeat the CBC by venipuncture. ...Read more
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3 mo old drooling a lot for past 2 weeks.. What can be the problem.
No social conscience: Babies sit in poo, wear spit up on clothes & drool a lot because they don't have any reason not to. Often they have found that putting things on their lips & mouth gives them pleasure & this increases drooling. Some feel it is a reflection of teething but i'm not convinced that matters. ...Read more
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