Question 1

I'm really worried right now. My child has a tummy worm and it's biting her constantly. It's 2 in the morning, and she's crying so much. I don't know what to do at home to help her. Any advice?

Accepted Answer

she needs deworming cosult your paediatrician

Question 2

I'm a bit worried about my 4-year-old. His chest seems to be sticking out more than usual, almost like a pigeon chest. Hes otherwise really active and his development seems spot on. A couple of doctors mentioned it might become normal as he grows, but Im wondering if I should consider any form of treatment now or keep waiting. What do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

Orthopedic opinion is advised to the patient.Orthoses and bracing is also advised to the patient

Question 3

I'm wondering if it's safe to use the old cough syrup and pain relief syrup for my toddler that we opened and used a bit of about 6 months ago. Should I be worried about its effectiveness or safety now?

Accepted Answer

Losartan (Losar 50) is typically taken once daily.

_Recommended Dosage Timing_

1. _Morning_: Take Losar 50 in the morning, with or without food, to help control blood pressure throughout the day.

_Why Morning?_

1. _Blood pressure control_: Morning dosing helps maintain blood pressure control during the day.
2. _Reduced nighttime effects_: Taking Losar 50 in the morning may minimize potential nighttime side effects, such as dizziness or lightheadedness.

_Previous Medication (Amlodipine 5)_

1. _Stopping medication abruptly_: Suddenly stopping Amlodipine 5 without consulting a doctor may lead to rebound hypertension.
2. _Consult a doctor_: Before stopping or changing any medication, consult a doctor to ensure safe and effective blood pressure management.

_Please Note_

1. _Monitor blood pressure regularly_: Regularly check your mother's blood pressure to ensure the medication is effective.

My 11-month-old son's foreskin doesn't fully retract, but he pees fine. Will this fix itself over time or will he need surgery? If surgery is needed, can we wait a year or two?

Physiologic phimosis often resolves by age 5; surgery can be delayed if urination is normal.

More Paediatrics Health Queries

I'm really worried right now. My child has a tummy worm and it's biting her constantly. It's 2 in the morning, and she's crying so much. I don't know what to do at home to help her. Any advice?

I'm wondering if it's safe to use the old cough syrup and pain relief syrup for my toddler that we opened and used a bit of about 6 months ago. Should I be worried about its effectiveness or safety now?

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