.:: BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA ::.
As salam...
Sekian lama menyepi.
Alhamdulillah bersiaran semula...
Hahahah..
OK
Baru la boleh gelak sikit.
Da keluar hospital pun.
Harris masih demam.
Mungkin lin nak bawa Harris berubat cara alternatif pula.
What say you mommies... ???
=D
Sorry yek, tak sempat nak BW.
Banyak sangat da tertinggal story mory uols.
Nanti free2 lin terjah ye.
Sekarang ni tengah kejar tender tuk bulan December...
Huhuhu
FB pun bukak segan2 je.
Lin nak share kat mommies luar sana yang ada anak kecik sebaya harris dan hafidh.
Pasal "BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA"
Bermula dari demam, batuk, muntah, selsema dan dada berombak masa bernafas.
Mommies, take note!
Sumber >>link<<
Bronchial Pneumonia also known as bronchopneumonia is an infection of
the bronchial tubes of the lungs. The lungs are infected by many
different germs and become inflamed it is the most common form of
pneumonia in infants because their immune systems are weak and still
developing. Infections mainly occur in autumn and winter. Pneumonia
affects approximately 4 million people each year and is the cause of
more than 60,000 deaths each year. Bronchial pneumonia is one of the
leading causes of infant death, so it is important to treat it promptly.
If you notice your child has had these symptoms but is not getting
any better even after a few days of rest, fluids and fever medicine,
consult a doctor.
Symptoms
A bad cough
Rapid breathing
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Pains in the chest
Wheezing
Causes
Bronchial pneumonia affects infants more than adults because their
respiratory immune system is still immature. The main cause of
bronchopneumonia is a bacterium known as the pneumococcus. Other
bacteria responsible for the illness are staphylococcus aureus and
mycoplasma pneumoniae. Viruses such as the influenza virus or adenovirus
may also cause it. Occasionally, the infection occurs secondary to a
cold or illnesses such as the measles. There are different types of
Pneumonia, bacterial and viral. Bacterial Pneumonia develops when
bacteria that normally live harmlessly in the throat enter the lungs
causing infection. This can happen particularly when your immune system
is lower than normal.
Treatment
Bacterial infections can be treated with
antibiotics, but viral infections cannot be. Your child will need plenty
of rest, fluids and possibly oxygen through a facemask to help him
breathe more easily. Make sure your child gets plenty of rest, fluids
and is warm enough but his room is also well ventilated. If he is old
enough a pillow propped up behind him might help breathing a little
easier.
Try to keep your child’s vaccinations up to date as this helps to
stop many of the illnesses that can lead to Pneumonia, for instance
measles.
Pneumococcal pneumonia immunisation is given at the first and third
jabs of the triple course at 2 and 4 months old with a booster with mmr
at 13 mths old.
Seriusly semua ni memang ada kat Harris.
Syntom pun sama.
So, kalau2 si kecil kita ada syntom camni, amik tindakan cepat ye.
Nampak tak serius. Tapi boleh meragut nyawa.
Typical Mommy
3 leave a massage here...
Cian harris..naseb bek dpt detect awal..lin,harris amek vaksin x?
ReplyDeletetq lin sharing...lin harris dah jab pneumococcal ke...lin cuba kaedah lain pulak..mungkin homeopathi ke...tak salah cuba
ReplyDeleteserius jugak ye...kena ambik perhatian lebih nie..
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