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- ... 6 and older who don't have a severe infection might take a shorter course for 5–7 ... ear infections that don't go away or severe repeated middle ear infections can lead to complications. So kids with an ...
- ... healthy at birth but are highly susceptible to severe infections. The condition is fatal, usually within the first ...
- ... phagocytes, also may help reduce the number of severe infections. Abscesses need aggressive care that may include surgery. ...
- ... length of time. Inhalation, gastrointestinal, and other anthrax infections including severe skin anthrax are treated with a combination of ...
- ... even during a single season. Often, however, repeat infections are less severe than the first one. Other ways to help ...
- Pediatric VCUG (Voiding Cystourethrogram)
(Radiological Society of North America) (American College of Radiology) ... bladder incomplete emptying of the bladder Urinary tract infection may be the only symptom of the problem. If the reflux is more severe, it may cause scarring of the kidneys over ... - ... won’t go away. Coughing up blood or severe shortness of breath is considered a medical emergency and you should seek help immediately. How It's Diagnosed Because the symptoms of NTM infection are similar to other lung diseases, getting a ...
- ... In Butler's case, the lenses caused an eye infection and left her with a corneal abrasion. "I was in severe pain and on medication for four weeks and ...
- ... build your baby’s immunity to protect her from infections. If you baby has NAS, breastfeeding may help make her withdrawal less severe so she needs less medicine and can leave ...
- ... cut into the eye and to help prevent infection. Surgery helps: prevent further damage to the eye remove any foreign object remaining in the eye after the injury Severe lacerations may need several surgeries for repair and ...
(Nemours Foundation) 
(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) 