Causes of Vomiting in Children and How to Soothe Your Child’s Symptoms
Medically Reviewed by Dr Pang Yu Xian (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Vomiting in children can be a distressing experience for both the child and their parents. It can occur due to a variety of causes, the vomiting can range from mild to severe, and knowing how to manage the situation is crucial for both the child and […]
Tips for Preventing Fever in Children: Boosting Your Child’s Immunity and Hygiene Practices
Medically Reviewed by Dr Simone Quek (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Fevers are a common symptom in children and often signal that the body is fighting off an infection. While children’s fever is a natural immune response to illness, it’s understandably concerning for parents. However, there are ways to reduce the frequency and severity of fevers by enhancing […]
Quick Steps to Comforting Vomiting Children
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Vomiting in children is a common yet distressing symptom that can arise from a variety of conditions. Whether caused by a viral infection, motion sickness, or something more serious, it’s essential for parents and caregivers to know how to respond quickly and effectively. Addressing children vomiting not […]
Managing Children with Recurring Fever
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Fevers are a common occurrence in children and often serve as the body’s natural response to infection. However, when fevers become a recurring event, it can cause concern for parents and healthcare providers alike. Recurrent fevers, which are defined as episodes of fever occurring regularly over a […]
Does My Vomiting Child Have COVID-19 or the Stomach Flu?
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Pang Yu Xian (M.B.B.S., Singapore) When your child begins vomiting, it can trigger a whirlwind of concerns. In the current landscape, many parents immediately worry whether their child’s vomiting could be a sign of COVID-19 or something more familiar, like the stomach flu. While both illnesses can cause similar symptoms, understanding […]
Vomiting in Children: How to Self-Care and When to Seek Medical Attention
Medically Reviewed by Dr Ho Ying Jie (M.B.B.S. Singapore & Family Physician of Singapore Medical Council) Vomiting is a common issue in children, often causing concern for parents. It can range from a mild inconvenience to a serious health concern, depending on the underlying cause. This article provides a comprehensive guide on managing vomiting in […]
Why is My Child’s Fever Higher at Night? Guide to Fever in Children and Symptoms to Take Note
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore) As a parent, it’s natural to worry when your child develops a fever, especially if it seems to spike during the night. Fever in children is a common concern and understanding why it may be higher at night, and how to manage it effectively, is crucial for […]
Unexplained Fever in Infants and Children and When to Worry
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Pang Yu Xian (M.B.B.S., Singapore) Fevers are a common occurrence in infants and children, often indicating that the body is fighting an infection. However, when a fever persists without an apparent cause and its symptoms, it can be a source of concern for parents. Understanding when to worry about a fever […]
What is Viral Gastroenteritis in Children and How to Manage Tummy Troubles
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Pang Yu Xian (M.B.B.S., Singapore) Viral gastroenteritis, commonly known as the stomach flu, is a prevalent and contagious condition that particularly affects children. It involves inflammation of the stomach and intestines, leading to a host of uncomfortable symptoms. Understanding viral gastroenteritis in children and knowing how to manage tummy troubles can […]
Recognizing Fever-Related Complications in Children
Medically Reviewed by Dr Jackie Lam (M.B.B.S. Singapore) Key Takeaways Fevers are a common occurrence in children and are often a natural response to infections. While most fevers are benign and can be managed with proper care, it is crucial for parents and caregivers to recognize when a fever might indicate a more serious condition. […]