Children's Health: Respiratory
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06/26/07, HealthwiseThe body's immune system uses white blood cells to fight infection. These cells release chemicals that kill both bacteria and surrounding normal cells. After attacking the bacteria, the white blood cells die, adding to the thickness o
Breath-Holding Spells - Home Treatment
05/05/08, HealthwiseHome treatment usually is all that is needed for breath-holding spells. At home you can:
Croup - Symptoms
06/11/08, HealthwiseA child who has croup may at first seem to have a common upper respiratory infection (URI), such as a cold. The first symptoms of URI, such as runny nose and congestion, usually last about 1 or 2 days. Croup symptoms usually follow an
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Croup - Exams and Tests
06/11/08, HealthwiseA doctor usually diagnoses croup from a physical examination and a medical history. During the physical examination, the doctor listens to your child's chest and back and looks for signs of inflammation or infection in the nose, ears,
Croup - Treatment Overview
06/11/08, HealthwiseHome treatment, such as using a humidifier, can help treat mild to moderate croup. Regardless of treatment, symptoms usually improve gradually within 2 to 5 days.
Croup - Home Treatment
06/11/08, HealthwiseHome treatment usually is all that is needed to treat croup. You can help prevent major episodes, or attacks, as well as use techniques to manage attacks if they occur.
Croup: Managing a croup attack
06/11/08, HealthwiseUsing techniques to help your child control symptoms of croup can help prevent the need to see a doctor at a clinic or emergency room. These techniques focus on keeping your child's airway open to make breathing easier.
Asthma in Children
03/22/07, HealthwiseThis topic provides information about asthma in children. If you are looking for information about asthma in teens and adults, see the topic Asthma in Teens and Adults.
Cystic fibrosis: Helping your child cough up mucus
06/26/07, HealthwiseCystic fibrosis causes mucus to become thick and sticky, which can clog the lungs and cause serious problems. You can help your child maintain lung function and avoid complications from mucus buildup and blockage by performing an airw
Bronchiolitis
07/11/08, HealthwiseWhat is bronchiolitis?
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