Can Any Doctor Treat My Child’s Fever?
Fever is one of the most common reasons parents bring their children to the doctor. While often a normal response to infection, fever can cause significant anxiety for families, especially when young children are involved. In Singapore, parents may wonder: “Can any doctor treat my child’s fever?” The short answer is yes, most doctors can […]
When Should I Bring My Child to the Doctor for a Fever?
Fever is one of the most common reasons parents worry about their children’s health. It often appears suddenly and can be distressing to witness, especially when your child seems weak or uncomfortable. However, in many cases, fever is a natural response to infection and may not require urgent medical attention. So, how do you know […]
Should I Quarantine My Child if They Get Fever?
Medically Reviewed by Dr Simone Quek, M.B.B.S (Singapore) Fever in children can be alarming for any parent. One of the most common symptoms of illness, fever can signal anything from a minor viral infection to a more serious condition. In the age of heightened awareness about infectious diseases, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents […]
Pediatric Fever: Special Considerations and Home Remedies for Infants
Fever is one of the most common concerns among parents, particularly when it comes to infants and young children. While a mild rise in body temperature is often a natural response to infection, it can be distressing when a baby or toddler experiences discomfort, fussiness, or appears unusually lethargic. Understanding the causes, recognizing warning signs, […]
Recurring Pediatric Fevers: When to Seek Medical Attention
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore)Fever is one of the most common reasons parents seek medical care for their children. While an occasional fever is usually not a cause for concern, recurrent fevers can be worrisome. When a child experiences multiple fever episodes within a short period, parents often wonder if there is […]
Preventing Recurring Fever in Children: Do’s & Don’ts
Medically reviewed by Dr Welras Long (M.B.B.S, Singapore. MRCS, England) Fever is one of the most common concerns among parents when it comes to their child’s health. While occasional fever is a natural response to infections, recurring fever can be worrisome. Understanding how to manage and prevent repeated episodes of fever is essential in ensuring […]
Why Does My Child Often Get Recurring Fevers?
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore)As a parent, it’s understandably concerning when your child frequently experiences fevers. While the occasional fever is a normal part of childhood, recurring fevers can sometimes signal an underlying issue. Understanding the possible causes of recurring fevers can help you address the issue with confidence and seek the […]
Understanding Fever-Related Symptoms and Red Flags in Children
Medically Reviewed by Dr Pang Yu Xian (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Fever is a common occurrence in children and often signals the body’s natural response to infection. While most cases are manageable and resolve quickly, some instances of fever may point to more serious conditions. Understanding the symptoms associated with fever and recognizing red flags can help […]
Debunking Myths About Children’s Fever
Medically Reviewed by Dr Simone Quek (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Fever is one of the most common reasons parents seek medical advice for their children. As a natural response of the body to infection, fever plays a critical role in defending against illness. However, despite its frequency and importance, fever often leads to confusion and concern among […]
Pediatric Vomiting: Common Causes and Underlying Triggers
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Vomiting in children can be alarming for parents, especially when it occurs suddenly or frequently. While occasional vomiting might not be a cause for concern, recurrent episodes often indicate an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed. Understanding the common causes and triggers of vomiting in […]