Our angkuku was abt 1 mth + that time.
First time being parent, so very kan chiong.
We went to PD first. PD said high fever, must admit hospital and so we rushed down.
That's true, the doc there is very not kan chiong type. probably they've seen too much liao.
In the ward, we get to see other babies/kids in n out. For those new cases, we could even guess what the doc is going to ask the parents.. It's like a SOP to them.
We hv thot of avoiding the hospital in future (touch wood).
We can actually monitor the fever ourselves at home is it?
I read somewhere that the fever always go up and down for 5-7 days.
How do we see if it's time to panic n need more assistance?
Btw, during fever,
do u all let your baby sweat in a enclosed room (traditional way) or
cool him/her down with fans/aircon, cooling mat (western way)?
First time being parent, so very kan chiong.
We went to PD first. PD said high fever, must admit hospital and so we rushed down.
That's true, the doc there is very not kan chiong type. probably they've seen too much liao.
In the ward, we get to see other babies/kids in n out. For those new cases, we could even guess what the doc is going to ask the parents.. It's like a SOP to them.
We hv thot of avoiding the hospital in future (touch wood).
We can actually monitor the fever ourselves at home is it?
I read somewhere that the fever always go up and down for 5-7 days.
How do we see if it's time to panic n need more assistance?
Btw, during fever,
do u all let your baby sweat in a enclosed room (traditional way) or
cool him/her down with fans/aircon, cooling mat (western way)?