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… Check Your Symptoms Overview Ear pain in children may be a sign of an … to 2 years. As children get older, ear problems may be related to inflammation, … can occur at any age. Here are some common injuries: A fall or a forceful, direct blow to …
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… Check Your Symptoms Overview Urinary problems and injuries are a concern in children. A young … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° …
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… bronchial tubes and lungs. These types of problems are less common than ones in the upper … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° … Coughs, Age 11 and Younger Ear Problems and Injuries, Age 11 and Younger Nausea and …
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… your child's body for bruises and other injuries. Treatment Babies and children younger … or medicine that causes immune system problems No Disease or medicine that causes … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° …
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… tongue. In the armpit. In the rectum. In the ear. Some methods may not be as reliable or … uncomfortable, but they rarely cause serious problems. There is no medical evidence that … Age 11 and Younger Ear Problems and Injuries, Age 11 and Younger Heat-Related …
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… to an illness, such as an upset stomach, an ear infection , a urinary tract infection , or … include appendicitis , lead poisoning , and problems with the intestines, such as … or cramping in the belly? This also includes injuries to the belly. Yes Abdominal pain No …
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… who smoke. Emotional or psychological problems. A dry, non-productive "psychogenic … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° … Related Information Ear Problems and Injuries, Age 11 and Younger Heartburn …
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… Check Your Symptoms Overview Ear problems may be caused by many different health … can occur at any age. Common causes of ear injuries include: A fall or a forceful, direct …
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… and medicine pumps. Yes Diabetes, immune problems, or surgical hardware in affected area … is the only way to be sure that a baby this age does not have a fever. If you don't know … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° …
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… especially those younger than 6 months of age and those with other health risks, need … quickly become dehydrated . To help prevent problems, closely watch your child's appearance … C (1° F) lower than an oral temperature. Ear or rectal temperature High: 40.5° C (104.9° …