While viral infections are common during seasonal changes, there are several steps parents can take to protect their children and minimize the risk of infection.
Fever in infants ranges between 100 F and 103 F. Temperature below 100 F is not a fever. For instance, at times, you may notice that your child's cheeks are turning red, and his body is radiating heat. When you check the temperature using a thermometer, it reads somewhere around 99 F.
A Delhi hospital has reported the first case of scrub typhus, the viral fever that has taken a toll in UP's Firozabad. Read on to know more.
While viral infections are common during seasonal changes, there are several steps parents can take to protect their children and minimize the risk of infection.
A Delhi hospital has reported the first case of scrub typhus, the viral fever that has taken a toll in UP's Firozabad. Read on to know more.
Fever in infants ranges between 100 F and 103 F. Temperature below 100 F is not a fever. For instance, at times, you may notice that your child's cheeks are turning red, and his body is radiating heat. When you check the temperature using a thermometer, it reads somewhere around 99 F.
