
All childhood illnesses are to be taken seriously. Things which initially seem harmless can become worse if you do not pay enough attention.
All signs of illness must be monitored. These include: high temperature, frequent crying for no obvious reason, face contorted with pain, skin rash, discharge, abnormal stools, sudden behavioural change and loss of weight.
Contact your doctor as soon as possible so that they can examine your baby: it is better to bother them unnecessarily than to take the risk of serious problems going untreated.
Avoid self-medication.
All signs of illness must be monitored. These include: high temperature, frequent crying for no obvious reason, face contorted with pain, skin rash, discharge, abnormal stools, sudden behavioural change and loss of weight.
Contact your doctor as soon as possible so that they can examine your baby: it is better to bother them unnecessarily than to take the risk of serious problems going untreated.
Avoid self-medication.