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This time, we’ll discuss febrile seizures—a common concern when children have a fever. When a child’s temperature rises, they may experience a febrile seizure (commonly known as...
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Last time, we discussed how important it is to manage dehydration when your child has a fever. Today, we will address "brain damage"—a common concern shared by many parents. To ...
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Last time, we discussed that by Japanese standards, a fever is defined as 37.5°C or higher and a high fever as 38.0°C or higher, with 38.0°C serving as a common benchmark for seeki...
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When a child falls ill, fever is often the symptom that causes parents the most anxiety. It’s perfectly natural to feel worried when your child’s temperature rises. Over the next f...
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