Occasionally scuffs, cuts and bruises can be disastrous if they are not taken care of at the right time. Children can travel around the house, drop vases and other glass materials, and cause scratches and cuts. Otherwise, abrasions caused by walls and rocks are inevitable. There is a slight difference most of the time children play.
Cuts are caused by sharp objects that can penetrate the skin or damage the skin on the surface. The wound is a mild form of cut. They are also caused by sharp objects such as glass pieces, scissors or knives. Even fingernails can cause scars. Abrasion is caused by friction or rubbing of rough skin. Rugs and board burns are also examples of wear as they are caused by friction.
Also, in all cases, the wound can bleed. It bleeds when a small blood vessel beneath the skin ruptures. Platelets form clots to stop bleeding and can also form scabs, which should be withdrawn as they interfere with the body's healing process. If bleeding does not stop, the wound should be covered with a soft cloth. The wound should then be cleaned using warm water and mild soap. Antimicrobial ointments should be used to clean the wound and should be covered with a bandage. The help of the antimicrobial ointment kills the bacteria. Bandages prevent bacteria from getting inside and wounds from getting annoying. However, the dressing needs to be changed daily and the wound should be kept dry.
The good thing is that wear, cuts and scratches don't need special care in most cases. However, if the wound is made by the animal's nails or the scuff is caused by a rusted metal surface, then the animal has rabies and the rust causes sepsis, depending on the situation, the doctor may have antibiotics, lotions, or I will prescribe a shot. It is also a good idea to make sure that parents are given their children tetanus shot regularly. Sometimes the wound is not caused in dangerous situations, but because of neglect, the wound gets infected by bacteria. If it is infected, it will show symptoms such as puss redness, swollen skin and production which can be yellow or green in color.
Sometimes the cut is too deep. In such cases, the seam should be chosen. It is a very easy procedure. The area of the wound is paralyzed using some anesthesia. Either inject or simply apply. Then the doctor sews the cut ends together using certain needles and threads. If the cut is not large enough, the cut is sealed, using a special kind of glue instead of the stitches. The glue cures the skin down and holds the ends together as the glue breaks down for a period of time. Children should check with their doctor every week so that they can analyze improvement. And when the wound is completely healed, the stitch is cut open using scissors and then the thread is gently pulled apart. In most cases, scars leave no scars. This depends entirely on the method and effectiveness of the treatment.
Child's stomachache
Stomach pain is one of the most frequent complaints about children's problems. There are many causes for it, which is a challenge for parents or doctors to find the exact problem. Sometimes the pain needs immediate attention and can also be an emergency. The cause may be related to food, infections, poisoning, insect bites, etc.
Bacteria and viruses are responsible in case of abdominal pain due to infection. Gastroenteritis and gastric flu are some of the examples of infections that can cause abdominal pain. Gastroenteritis is an inflammation and irritation of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract. Travelers should pay special attention as food and drinks are contaminated in new places and the traveler may experience diarrhea. Stomach pain caused by viral infection disappears immediately, but bacterial infection requires the intake of antibiotics. In both cases, some children recover very quickly by vomiting and excretion. In the case of diarrhea, the child should be given extra drink to avoid dehydration.
Food related abdominal pain can be caused due to food poisoning, gas production, excess food intake and food allergies. The problem is temporary due to food poisoning and can cause flatulence. Symptoms of food poisoning are vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and nausea. Usually, these symptoms surface within two days of consumption of the contaminated food. Depending on the severity of the cold, fever, bloody stools, or nervous system damage may continue. In the case of a group of people who consumed contaminated food, this situation is known as epidemic. It is known that more than two hundred diseases are transmitted via food. May poison food with toxic and infectious agents. Infectious agents are parasites, bacteria and viruses. Toxic agents are uncooked foods, exotic foods and harmful mushrooms. Workers contaminated with food and contaminated with food are local restaurants. Parents should check the cleanliness and visit a trusted restaurant.
It is a cause of food in particular, it causes lactose intolerance and causes of diary products such as irritation. In this case, the child is allergic to certain foods and drinks, and even small doses can cause vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, convulsions, and skin rashes. These cause hypersensitivity reactions called harmless and allergic reactions. Sometimes the symptoms are life-threatening and known as anaphylactic shock or anaphylaxis.
Poisoning can also be due to overdose of medications or eating non-food. Insect bites such as black widow bites can also cause abdominal pain. It can be accompanied by muscle cramps, weakness, nausea, tremors, vomiting and, in severe cases, dizziness, faintness, respiratory problems and chest pain. Also, heart rate and blood pressure increase.
In very rare cases, abdominal pain can result from appendicitis. This is the result of tissue occlusion and inflammation. Young children have higher rates if complications are considered and should be taken to the hospital immediately. The pain starts slowly in the abdomen, especially near the belly button. The obvious symptoms are abdominal pain, vomiting, nausea, fever, loss of appetite. Diabetes is also in the abdomen. Small children can usually curl, shout, and express pain through facial expressions Some children are reluctant to talk, but parents have a clear explanation of the problem In addition to close monitoring of symptoms, it is helpful to study pain location, pain duration, nature of vomiting, and urinary problems. You should consult a child who can: The child needs to relax until it reaches help.
In many cases, you can relieve the pain caused by gas sideways face down. In case of vomiting or diarrhea, liquid should always be given. Solid food should only be given when the child is comfortable to eat it.
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