Vomiting in Children: When to See a Doctor and When to Wait
Vomiting is one of the most common reasons parents contact their GP or seek urgent care, and it is often possible to manage safely at home once the un...
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Vomiting is one of the most common reasons parents contact their GP or seek urgent care, and it is often possible to manage safely at home once the un...
Before 2013, rotavirus was one of the most common reasons young children were admitted to hospital in the UK. Almost every child contracted it before...
Food poisoning is more common in children than adults for several reasons: their immune systems are less experienced, their stomach acid is less acidi...
Pregnancy nausea is common and usually manageable. Hyperemesis gravidarum is not manageable -- it is incapacitating. Women with HG may be unable to ke...
Most dehydration in children is mild and correctable at home, and most parents manage it intuitively by offering plenty to drink when a child is unwel...
Gastroenteritis spreads through nurseries and families with depressing efficiency, and young children are particularly vulnerable to becoming dehydrat...