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Now lockdown has been eased, they are now being exposed to what are just the usual viruses. and of course now they are becoming unwell. 1a month old theo was seriously unwell. two weeks ago, he ended up in a&e. i was really frightened, very scared. especially because he had all the spots all over his body and you always think the worst. with a high temperature, as high as it was, you know, we were thinking it was something seriously wrong. a&e is the correct place to take a child in an emergency, but there are times when parents should trust their instincts. fever phobia is so common, and it s everywhere in the community where people get worried about the fever rather than their child. and what i try and tell people is, if you re just worried about the symptoms, if you think the child is fine, it s just the fever you re worried about, orjust the diarrhoea orjust the vomiting, actually, your child is likely to be ok. because you know your child best ....
I was really frightened, very scared. especially because he had all the spots all over his body and you always think the worst. with a high temperature, as high as it was, you know, we were thinking it was something seriously wrong. a&e is the correct place to take a child in an emergency, but there are times when parents should trust their instincts. fever phobia is so common, and it s everywhere in the community where people get worried about the fever rather than their child. and what i try and tell people is, if you re just worried about the symptoms, if you think the child is fine, it s just the fever you re worried about, orjust the diarrhoea orjust the vomiting, actually, your child is likely to be ok. because you know your child best and if they re well, they probably will be well. susie did the right thing. she gave theo liquid paracetamol to try and bring his temperature down, then called 111 for advice when he didn t improve. doctors say a&e services should be freed up to he ....
Very scared. especially because he had all the spots all over his body and you always think the worst. with a high temperature, as high as it was, you know, we were thinking it was something seriously wrong. a&e is the correct place to take a child in an emergency, but there are times when parents should trust their instincts. fever phobia is so common, and it s everywhere in the community where people get worried about the fever rather than their child. and what i try and tell people is, if you re just worried about the symptoms, if you think the child is fine, it s just the fever you re worried about, orjust the diarrhoea orjust the vomiting, actually, your child is likely to be ok. because you know your child best and if they re well, they probably will be well. susie did the right thing. she gave theo liquid paracetamol to try and bring his temperature down, then called 111 for advice when he didn t improve. doctors say a&e services should be freed up to help seriously ill children ....
And what i try and tell people is, if you re just worried about the symptoms, if you think the child is fine, it s just the fever you re worried about, orjust the diarrhoea orjust the vomiting, actually, your child is likely to be ok. because you know your child best and if they re well, they probably will be well. susie did the right thing. she gave theo liquid paracetamol to try and bring his temperature down, then called 111 for advice when he didn t improve. doctors say a&e services should be freed up to help seriously ill children like him. philippa roxby, bbc news. doctor dan magnus is a consultant in paediatric emergency medicine at bristol children s hospital. hejoins us now. good morning to you. tell us the situation in your hospital, what is happening? situation in your hospital, what is haueninu? ., ., happening? good morning, charlie. it reflects really happening? good morning, charlie. it reflects really what happening? good morning, charlie. it reflects really what y ....
Should trust their instincts. fever phobia is so common, and it s everywhere in the community where people get worried about the fever rather than their child. and what i try and tell people is, if you re just worried about the symptoms, if you think the child is fine, it s just the fever you re worried about, orjust the diarrhoea orjust the vomiting, actually, your child is likely to be ok. because you know your child best and if they re well, they probably will be well. susie did the right thing. she gave theo liquid paracetamol to try and bring his temperature down, then called 111 for advice when he didn t improve. doctors say a&e services should be freed up to help seriously ill children like him. philippa roxby, bbc news. i can now speak to dr damian roland who works as a paediatrician in a&e at the leicester royal infirmary. i suppose we are so used to talking ....