S. Garden

Sarah Garden is a physician specializing on pediatrics with a passion for writing. Even as a struggling student, she spends her free time as a contributor for a variety of online sources of health-related topics. As a healthcare provider, she ensures that each client is properly cared for along with advice on maintaining good health. With years of experience in the medical field, Sarah Garden eagerly shares her knowledge of healthcare specifically on first aid care for children.

Urticaria

Urticaria or hives is described as an elevated, itchy rash that develops on the skin. It can develop on one part of the body or spread over large areas. The rash is quite itchy and varies in size from a few millimeters up to the size of a hand. Even though the affected region can

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Mastoiditis

Mastoiditis is a bacterial infection which affects the mastoid bone which is found behind the ear. This condition is considered serious and quite prevalent among children but adults can sometimes be affected. The mastoid bone has a characteristic honeycomb structure that contains air spaces known as mastoid cells. These mastoid cells maintain the air space

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Fainting

Fainting is abrupt, brief loss of consciousness that results in a fall. In most instances, when an individual faint, he/she will regain consciousness in 1-2 minutes. Nevertheless, the uncommon forms of fainting can be considered as medical emergencies. Call for an ambulance if an individual who fainted does not regain consciousness within 2 minutes. What

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Heat or cold therapy for injuries: What should I use?

Heat or cold are the commonly used non-invasive and non-addictive measures for pain relief due to muscle and joint pain. The type that is used usually depends if the pain is new or recurring. Essentially, new injuries can trigger inflammation and possibly swelling. The application of ice reduces the flow of blood to the injury, thus

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Flatulence

Flatulence is simply passing gas from the digestive tract. It is commonly called as “farting” or “passing wind”. Flatulence is often laughed about but if it is excessive, it can be a cause of awkwardness and causes uneasiness around others. Nevertheless, it is controlled with changes to the lifestyle and diet. It is a normal

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Broken arm

A broken arm is typically brought about by a fall onto an extended arm. It usually takes 6-8 weeks for the injury to heal among adults and a shorter period among children. Do I have a broken arm? A broken arm or wrist can be excruciating along with the following: Tenderness or swelling around the

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