what about A child with a fontonel pressure taking zaditen?
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zaditen is not available in the us, but according to the manufacturer the drug is ketotifen.  apparently, these websites say it is used for asthma, but according to the FDA and Drug Facts and Comparisons, ketotifen is used to treat eye infections.  Be wary of medications manufactured or sold outside of the us, over 50% are conterfeit and other countries do not have the high standards of testing the the US does.  especially if it is your child who already has a pre-existing medical condition.\np.s.-if you ever have concerns, speak with your doctor or pharmacist, you can get a lot of bad advice on here.
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No, My little girl made my little boy drank perfume before.I called Poison Control and they said that he would be fine.So you don't have anything to worry about.
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Give them Aspirin if they're complaining before Bedtime...gives some time for pill(s) to have effect.\n\nDraw a warm Bath & let child relax in Tub for several minutes.\n\nGently Massage affected areas - while in Tub - Afterwards, If still required!?\n\nSeems to do the Trick!
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Call the dental offices & see if they are comfortable working on a child with autisim.  Some general dentists will put special needs people to sleep to do the work. Good luck
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put him to an otolaryngologist, your boy, probably needs an infusion.
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Your main concern is sun exposure, aside from drowning, that is. Use a pediatric approved sunblock and use a floatation device, since the little one will be slippery!\n\nAge is irrelevent.
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Read the bottle or call a pharmacy and they can give you some advice. The label should tell you what the age recommendations are.
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Take her to the pediatrician ASAP. This could indicate a serious endochrine problem.
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If the child has a herpes zoster condition. Have it tested for lysine deficiency and ask your doctor to suggest a dose for lysine. The test may be negative, and so might the doctor because they don't prescribe "natural cures" very often. Lysine blocks arginine which is a factor in the development of the cold sores. You can get lysine at Walgreens. The dose is the issue though. I will look up some info in one of my books and get back to you.\n\nYou need to be sure if this is in fact zoster, or if it is herpes simplex which can be passed from mother to child via the birth canal. This can be a serious illness and is life long. If it is herpes simplex, it can cause blindness, nerve damage and a whole bunch of other horrible things.\n\nOne last thing, it could be an allergy to the formula or a food you are giving the child. This too needs a doctors opinion. I know that chocolate is full of arginine but can't see you giving your baby chocolate!\n\nPlease take your baby to the doctors.
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First, I'd talk to his pediatrician and/or see a neurologist (I'm sure he's had one in the past with this sort of problem).  Second, ask the doctor (or look into it yourself) about enrolling him in sometype of therapy-- I'm not sure what type would be appropriate- in addition to typical therapy (emotional type- to help him find better coping strategies)also maybe you could enroll him in something like physical therapy or occupational therapy-- where at least they could maybe fit him with some type of helmet or device or install something on the walls to protect him.  Not sure if you live in an area where this is available or how affordable an option it is (I'm from a small town where these things just don't exist) but I would strongly recommend seeing the doctors and considering some sort of therapy.  I truly wish you and your child the best of luck.
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depends on the cause but the fact the leg is regaining movement and the shoulder has some movement too is very hopeful.  childrens neurones have the ability to rewire them selves so u must continue exercises that should have been given to u at time of diagnosis.  keep up the muscle tone and prevent hypertonia (spasms) or hypotonia (floppy)this can be achieved by useing correctly fitted splints especially on the wrists. if the muscles spasms it is very hard to correct so is very important.  secondly the childs mental state about the condition is critical, maybe short term anti depressents will be required, but aim to keep up motivation about what child can do, not what they cant. get child into normal life asap.
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Please, don't put your child's health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your child's mind and body. Consult your doctor. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
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Do NO SUCH THING! Don't take the opinion of random people from Yahoo Answers over your physician, especially involving a child with a respiratory problem!!\n\nNone of you are qualified to make diagnoses, or give advice to a person you have NOT met. That is DANGEROUS!!
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Yes, rest.\nThat was the only treatment for my daughter too.\n\nFor info. on Henoch Schonlein purpura, have a look here:
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Generally someone is under anesthesia.  The gas is under pressure before it goes to the patient.  Pneumatic pressure would be important in this.
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#i think shes still young enough to benefit from intal inhaler(sodium cromoglycate)\n#it would be nice to consider decreasing the dose of inhaled steroid to minimum effective.\n#singulaire is directed against chemicals in the body involved in the asthma/allergy response therefore it is more of a symptom control drug,i read that it is most appropriate for exercise induced asthma,i dont think it is appropriate for a child at that age.\n# correct diagnosis is always key. maybe she doesnt have allergy , but rather a form of chronic bronchiolitis?\ndistinguishing is vital.\n# if allergy is confirmed then maybe desensitization could help?(desensitization is a technique where an allergic person is gradually exposed to increasing doses of the allergic substanc until he becomes unsensitive to it,it worked for a lot of people.
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When my daughter had it at 3 months she was put on a med (not sure, but I think it was a form of penicillin).  It only took a couple of days to clear up once she got on the med.  They told me to throw away all the nipples from the bottles and make sure everything that went into her mouth was sterile.  I know it's hard to keep things out of an infants mouth, but try your best to not let your child put anything in their mouth until it is totally gone.  Get in to see your ped as soon as possible, as it will get worse if that is what it is and not treated.  If it gets worse, I guarantee alot of sleepless nights!!!  Good luck to both you and your child.