Dengue Fever In Children
Dengue fever is a viral illness spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. The best way to avoid dengue fever is to prevent mosquito bites.
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Typhoid Fever In Children
Typhoid fever is an infection that can make your child very ill. If your child has typhoid, you need to see a doctor urgently. Without immediate treatment, your child could have serious complications or even die.General Advice About Antibiotics
General advice for parents and carers about antibiotics for tamariki (children).Rheumatic Fever Videos
Watch animated videos to find out about sore throats, rheumatic fever and the importance of keeping a healthy heart.Measles Complications Vs Side Effects Of MMR Immunisation
The risk of MMR immunisation causing serious harm is extremely rare. MMR immunisation is considerably safer than getting measles. Check out a comparison of the effects of measles with MMR immunisation responses.MRI Of The Brain
MRI is a special type of scan that can take detailed pictures of different parts of the body, such as the brain. A doctor may recommend MRI to help understand what's happening inside your child's brain.Mumps Complications Vs Side Effects Of MMR Immunisation
The risk of MMR immunisation causing serious harm is extremely rare. MMR is considerably safer than getting mumps. Check out a comparison of the effects of mumps with responses to MMR immunisation.Penicillin V For Pneumococcal Infection
Information about the use of penicillin V for prevention of pneumococcal infection.Penicillin V For Bacterial Infections
Information for parents and carers about the use of about the use of penicillin V for bacterial infections.Mumps
Mumps is a viral illness which can be serious. Immunisation is the only way to prevent it.Helping to make the penicillin injections more comfortable
As a caregiver or parent it is important you take a few deep breaths and relax yourself, because if you are feeling v
Common questions about penicillin injections
Some answers to questions your child might have about their penicillin injections after they have had rheumatic fever.Flucloxacillin For Bacterial Infections
Information about the use of the antibiotic flucloxacillin for the treatment of bacterial infections.Cefalexin For Bacterial Infections
Information about the use of cefalexin for the treatment of bacterial infections.Amoxicillin For Bacterial Infections
Information about the use of the antibiotic amoxicillin for the treatment of bacterial infections in tamariki (children).Encouraging Children & Young People With Diabetes To Be Active
Regular physical activity is important and benefits people of all ages. It includes anything that gets your child/young person moving. It is not necessary to join a gym or buy expensive equipment at home.
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