Cold and Flu
Need a flu shot? Chasing away the sniffles? Check with your doctor or county health department for more information. If you need a doctor, call 1-888-440-7325 and we can locate a physician who meets your needs, even if you don't have insurance. Or you can visit the web site of a participating member of the St. John Physicians Network.
Children and Runny Noses
Nasal discharge or "runny nose" is a common occurrence among children. It is the result of the excess production of mucus. Although the condition may signal the presence of a cold, a sinus infection or an allergic reaction, it usually does not represent a significant health threat.
Kid Care: Colds
There’s no substitute for good old-fashioned loving care. Beyond that, if a child hasn’t had a fever for the past 24 hours and feels okay, he or she can return to regular activities. The following suggestions should help your child get back up to speed soon.
|
