Flu in Children: How It Spreads, Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, Prevention - 0 views
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WebMD
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Plenty of restPlenty of liquidsUsing acetaminophen or ibuprofen to lower fever and ease aches -- you can get both in children's versions.
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Don’t give aspirin to children or teenagers.
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harm their liver or cause brain damage.
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drug makers say not to give over-the-counter cough and cold medicines to children under age 4.
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they warn against using them for children younger than 6.
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o to the emergency room or call 911 if she has one of the following sympto
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She has trouble
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that doesn’t get better after you suction and clean her nose.Her skin turns bluish or gray skin.She seems sicker than in any previous episode of illness or doesn’t respond like normal -- for example, if she doesn’t cry when expected or make good eye contact with you, or if she’s listless or lethargic.She isn’t drinking fluids well or shows signs of dehydration, like absence of tears, crying less, peeing less (dry diapers), is cranky, or has low energy.She has a seizure.
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breathing
