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From mild asthma to more severe conditions like pneumonia, learn all you need to know about respiratory disease in children here.
Coughing is an important part of your body’s defense system, helping rid your body of potentially harmful microbes and irritants. Coughs come in many types, including wet and dry. Wet coughs produce, or sound like they are producing, phlegm, or mucus. Dry coughs, on the other hand, do not. In this article, we'll focus on […]
Reviewed by Jezreel Esguerra, MD • Feb 10, 2023
Sipon or cold is a common illness in children. The good news is, it usually resolves on its own with simple home remedies. Still, colds can make children fussy and irritable all day. That’s why it’s important to know what cold medicines for children are safe - with or without the doctor's prescription. Medicines for Cold […]
Reviewed by Regina Victoria Boyles, MD • May 11, 2022
A breath-holding spell is a condition in which a child stops breathing and falls unconscious for up to a minute. Children may unintentionally experience these spells when they are frustrated or in pain. There are two types of breath-holding spells. They are: Cyanotic spell which happens when the child is angry; Pallid spell which happens when […]
Reviewed by Mae Charisse Antalan, MD • Jan 31, 2023
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