Dishcarged 31082005. Aspiration Pneumonia+UTI
Yafaau discharged today as his fever was not there now. He has been admitted in IGMH since 23 August. Earlier, as usual he was being treated for aspiration and later tests revealed that the had urinary infection of some kind. He was started antibiotics; ampicillin and cefotaxim which had no control over the fever so later changed it to ciplox which reduced the fever rapidly. Our doctor saw the type of convulsion that Yafaau is having these days while he was at ward in rounds. He did prescribe diazepam(Valium) for 3 days and later stopped as he...
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Yafaau is admitted with a high fever of 103F. This monday morning Yafaau’s throat was a bit reddish bu we never expected that he was going to have the highest fever he ever had. It was 101.8F then. Later in the afternoon his fever became higher an rose to almost 102F. After sponging it was reduced immediately. But we wanted to consult Dr.I****l and were able to get to him yesterday morning and he admitted Yafaau instantly for observation. He did have fever upto 103F last night and around midnight became reducing gradually while he had...
read moreVadhoo trip, July August 2005:
A photo from the beach Introducing Manaal, Kudu’s baby From right: SIL’s mother, y.sister Sana and cousin Surufa Popularity: unranked
read moreYour Attitude is the Key in managing problems being a parent of a CP child
Accept the child: You have to mentally prepare yourself to love and care for the child quickly. The spastic infant needs hugging and holding as much as other infants do. Get help from a special school and learn how best to handle your child. Both parents must be involved: Shame and disappointment make some fathers try to get away from the problem. In the long run the situation will only get worse. When both parents share the responsibility, there is a greater chance of making the child adapt to his disability. There is less stress in the...
read moreAfter the infant?s death in 2000, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center made a number of changes
After the infant?s death in 2000, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center made a number of changes, including daily group sessions to discuss care. This team, which was not involved in the reported case, met this month. (Globe Staff Photo / David L. Ryan) A baby’s death prompts reforms in care Boston Globe The couple arrived at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center at midnight to deliver their first baby. Her sister was with them, and the three happily snapped photographs to document the momentous event. ”We were at what I thought was...
read moreWe came back on this 13th and I started going to office today
We came back on this 13th and I started going to office today. Will try to update about Yafaau’s condition asap. Popularity: 1%
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