FOA Quick Guide About Kidney Disease in Children

The kidneys play an essential role in the human body. The two kidney bean-shaped organs remove waste from the blood and turn it into the urine. The kidneys also help to control blood pressure and regulate the mineral content in our blood, as well as the production of red blood cells. If the kidneys don’t function properly, then they can cause a variety of unpleasant symptoms, which will require medical treatment.

The way kidney disease is treated will depend on the cause and the general health of the child. When an infection causes the symptoms, then this can usually be managed by antibiotics or other medicines. Likewise, if there are issues in the urinary tract, then there are a variety of medical interventions available. Read More

What a Pain! Symptoms and Treatment of Tonsillitis in Kids

The tonsils are part of the body’s immune system, made up of two lumps of tissue at the back of the throat. These two lumps sit on either side of the throat and trap bacteria and viruses that are breathed in. This function helps young children build up immunity and fight off infections.

In all cases, they should be kept off school and spend time resting. Also, make sure that they regularly wash their hands and use their own towels, cutlery, and crockery while they have symptoms to avoid spreading the infection to other members of the family. Read More