Category: Baby Diseases
The risks of bisphenol A
July 21st, 2010, No Comments
Just recently we talked about the requirements you must meet a pacifier conveniently to suit the needs of your child. Among our recommendations, you were saying that you’re hiding the component bisphenol A, which involves high risks for child health. Today we tell you what it is and why it is so dangerous. The bisphenol [...]
When to turn to Orthodontics
July 20th, 2010, No Comments
Your child will need to use braces in the case in which the bones are to be correct or misplaced teeth in order to achieve an aligned teeth. This is not to say that all children should take to achieve the smiles of notice, but only those in need. And he who decides when to [...]
Summary of baby diseases
July 18th, 2010, No Comments
The infantile form of Refsum’s disease is a disorder that affects peroxisome, appears with retinitis pigmentosa and peripheral neuropathy. It belongs to the group of peroxisomal disorders, a subgroup of leucodistróficas diseases. This disorder is extremely rare, with a prevalence of 1 in 20,000,000. The infantile form of Refsum syndrome differs from the adult form [...]
The Diseases of Infants
July 17th, 2010, No Comments
During the first year of life infants diseases are not many, because during pregnancy the mother received antibodies, passed to the fetus through the placenta. In addition, breast-feeding protects the baby from many illnesses. Breast milk has several mechanisms of protection: • The composition of milk contains substances that hinder the development of viruses and [...]
Two babies die of disease Hand, foot and mouth
July 16th, 2010, No Comments
A baby of seven months of age died at 8:23 pm Sunday, ten hours after being taken to the Hospital of Infectious Diseases Heze. Another baby of 15 months of age died this noon at the District People’s Hospital Juancheng, said the Health Department of Shandong Provincial. The Health Ministry said MPB’s disease may be [...]
Dreaded Diseases during Pregnancy
July 16th, 2010, No Comments
HEPATITIS: The most serious complications during pregnancy are hepatitis B and C, transmitted through blood and sexual contact. Many babies of women infected with HIV are infected at birth and become chronic carriers of this disease. Since test is usually performed in the first hepatitis blood test that asks the gynecologist pregnant so, if any [...]
