Ear Infections – Alternative Solutions
By Shiroko Sokitch, MD Symptoms of Ear Infection One of the most common problems …
By Shiroko Sokitch, MD Symptoms of Ear Infection One of the most common problems …
Randall Neustaedter OMD, Lac, CCH What are the symptoms of an ear infection? Ear …
Excerpt from FLU: Alternative Treatments and Prevention, by Randall Neustaedter OMD, North Atlantic Books, 2004
Some special issues apply to children with the flu. First, children can develop high fevers with much less severe accompanying symptoms than adults. A child with a 104 (40º C) temperature is miserable, but can also quickly rally. An adult with this level of fever feels as if he will die. Second, because children have easily weakened digestive functions, they tend to develop more digestive symptoms than adults. They often have vomiting and diarrhea with the flu, sometimes as one of the first few symptoms of illness. Third, children go through stages of the flu fairly quickly and the treatment regimen may need to change frequently during the course of the illness to match the symptom picture. This applies especially to homeopathic medicines. A medicine that fits the picture on day one may transition to a new medicine on day two and again on day four.
Randall Neustaedter OMD, LAc, CCH The Issue of Attention How does a child pay attention, …
Randall Neustaedter OMD, LAc, CCH The number of children put on drugs for attention problems …
Randall Neustaedter OMD, LAc, CCH Excerpt from Child Health Guide: Holistic Pediatrics for Parents, North …
Fred Baughman, MD In her recent PLoS Medicine article, Christine Phillips writes: “ADHD [attention deficit …
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October/November 2006 Epidemic Influenza and Vitamin D In our recently published paper, Epidemic Influenza and …
Immune System Supplements for Children Excerpt from FLU: Alternative Treatments and Prevention, Randall Neustaedter OMD, …
By Jane Sheppard
Taking care of sick children can be a rather challenging aspect of being a parent. Waking up in the middle of the night to the sounds of your child’s cough, feeling your child’s feverish body, and cleaning up vomit is something you may be familiar with. We all knew there would be times like this in our parenting experience. It’s inevitable that kids get sick. It’s a necessary part of growing up, a normal part of childhood.