Preventing a summer asthma flare-up
During the summer, higher levels of air pollution, sudden weather shifts and even thunderstorms can trigger asthma symptoms.
During the summer, higher levels of air pollution, sudden weather shifts and even thunderstorms can trigger asthma symptoms.
Typical brain bleed symptoms include acute onset headache, seizures, nausea, vomiting and mental status changes.
Itchy red bug bites may seem like an unavoidable part of summer, but there are some ways to avoid them.
If your child has been exposed to poison ivy, wash the area and apply calamine lotion or a hydrocortisone cream.
The key to keeping your child safe during the summer is to remember to use sunblock with a high SPF, apply frequently and use a generous amount.