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    All About Flu and Cough

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      Aloysiusbb
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      HappyAvon:
      This is the process of child care and should not get too worried about it. My daughter was with childcare-non aircon except sleeping area when she was about to turn 2 and at that time, was always sick every month or less. Just make sure they drink lots of water, eat their fruits and veggies..


      I brought her to Yu Guo children's massage and it really helps her...Nowsaday even if she caught a cold, it was merely just running nose and with chlromine administered, it will get away in 2-3 days...I believe she had her immunity build up overtime....She is now 3 years ..
      i think realy need time too. 🙂

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        junxiong
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        When my son has fever, he can still be running around and playing. Same for flu. The doctor said the medicine wont cure him, it only ‘cure the symptoms’ so I try not to feed him medicine unless he looked listless.


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          Aloysiusbb
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          junxiong:
          When my son has fever, he can still be running around and playing. Same for flu. The doctor said the medicine wont cure him, it only 'cure the symptoms' so I try not to feed him medicine unless he looked listless.


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          really.. no need to eat medicine.. cos my ds also active when sick de..

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            HappyAvon
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            My daughter was born at 32 weeks and was in NICU for 40 days before she can discharge for home. When she was a baby, her common flu can develop into bronchitis within a week and doctor diagnosed her with sensitve airway too. She was always on the neubilizer -ventolin to clear her airway otherwise she cannot drink her milk. We really had a hard time on her 1st year but someone recommended this popular child massage and we tried. The physician, a lady, also said she had sensitive airway and so put her on massage continuoulsy for 10 days… Subsequently it became few times a week until she got stronger. The lucky part is she had been doing this since young and now she enjoys it. She will lie on the bed and let the masseur massage her palm, back, stomach and forehead… When she reach home, she will have a good sleep…


            Those interested, u can try. I also came to know that they even do accupunture for autistic children and I heard from those parents that it does improve the child’s condition… Don’t expect miracle…This is like TCM and it always take some time to see results.

            Here is the address : Yu Guo Chinese Physician Accupunture & Physiotherapy. 8B Jalan Masjid, #01-04 Kingston Terrace Singapore 418929 Tel : 6444761.

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              Aloysiusbb
              last edited by

              HappyAvon:
              My daughter was born at 32 weeks and was in NICU for 40 days before she can discharge for home. When she was a baby, her common flu can develop into bronchitis within a week and doctor diagnosed her with sensitve airway too. She was always on the neubilizer -ventolin to clear her airway otherwise she cannot drink her milk. We really had a hard time on her 1st year but someone recommended this popular child massage and we tried. The physician, a lady, also said she had sensitive airway and so put her on massage continuoulsy for 10 days... Subsequently it became few times a week until she got stronger. The lucky part is she had been doing this since young and now she enjoys it. She will lie on the bed and let the masseur massage her palm, back, stomach and forehead.... When she reach home, she will have a good sleep....


              Those interested, u can try. I also came to know that they even do accupunture for autistic children and I heard from those parents that it does improve the child's condition.. Don't expect miracle....This is like TCM and it always take some time to see results.

              Here is the address : Yu Guo Chinese Physician Accupunture & Physiotherapy. 8B Jalan Masjid, #01-04 Kingston Terrace Singapore 418929 Tel : 6444761.
              ok.. thanks alot..

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                heutistmeintag
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                It's part of the \"training\". 🙂


                My kids went to non aircon childcare and still encountered this problem. My son was sick on-off for abt 4 months and then every quarterly. He suffered from mild asmathic cough for a few years and after I put him into swimming lessons to improve his fitness and \"toughen\" his muscles in his airway, he had since overcome the cough. My daughter who was tougher, was sick only for about 1 month but I put her into swimming lessons anyway.

                In a nutshell, I would personally recommend the \"natural\" and long term approach of using exercising to solve such minor ailments. BTW, this was recommended to me by my son's paediatrician.

                Just my 2 cts worth. 🙂

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                  Aloysiusbb
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                  heutistmeintag:
                  It's part of the \"training\". 🙂


                  My kids went to non aircon childcare and still encountered this problem. My son was sick on-off for abt 4 months and then every quarterly. He suffered from mild asmathic cough for a few years and after I put him into swimming lessons to improve his fitness and \"toughen\" his muscles in his airway, he had since overcome the cough. My daughter who was tougher, was sick only for about 1 month but I put her into swimming lessons anyway.

                  In a nutshell, I would personally recommend the \"natural\" and long term approach of using exercising to solve such minor ailments. BTW, this was recommended to me by my son's paediatrician.

                  Just my 2 cts worth. 🙂
                  when can my son start to go for swimming lesson to strengthen muscle.. he having asthma too..

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                    heutistmeintag
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                    My kids' swimming coach told us learning to swim can start anytime once kids can understand instruction. I saw some 3 yr old kids learning to swim and it was quite scary to me, worrying about them misunderstanding instructions. If you are like me, then maybe opt for a dedicated instructor or a small size class.


                    According to the coach, the (average) kid's psychomotor skills (for arms-legs coordination) start developing at about 5 years old and that's the time when you can put the kid into a training regime like training for the Bronze level of the National Survival Swimming Awards. So beside the benefit of improving the kid's health, he could also learn a lifelong survival skill (early).

                    You can get more info here
                    http://www.swimfast.com.sg/courses.htm

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                      Aloysiusbb
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                      heutistmeintag:
                      My kids' swimming coach told us learning to swim can start anytime once kids can understand instruction. I saw some 3 yr old kids learning to swim and it was quite scary to me, worrying about them misunderstanding instructions. If you are like me, then maybe opt for a dedicated instructor or a small size class.


                      According to the coach, the (average) kid's psychomotor skills (for arms-legs coordination) start developing at about 5 years old and that's the time when you can put the kid into a training regime like training for the Bronze level of the National Survival Swimming Awards. So beside the benefit of improving the kid's health, he could also learn a lifelong survival skill (early).

                      You can get more info here
                      http://www.swimfast.com.sg/courses.htm
                      this have to wait for another yr or so..

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                        ej_mum
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                        My son from birth till now (18+mth) have taken lots of medicine and been warded in hospital for bronchitts. He veri prone to coughing, (dono izzt bcos when im pregnant i drink alot of cold drinks and ice cream anot) haizzz…


                        Now he coughing again, and oredi cough for 1wk+, seen the doc at KK but oso no use, now tryin the chinese medicine, hope can cure him… veri heart pain to see him like tat, got 2 times he cough till vomit when he slpin, haizzz…

                        Tot of sendin him to suck out the phlem and use the nuebaliser again at thomson, but will burn quite a big hole in our pocket…

                        Does the massage reali help?? And about eatin Vitamins, can 18+mth start to eat Vitamins le?? I read the instruction frm the bottle, it say 2yrs above wor…

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