Dr. Ma. Claire Granada-Marollano Virtual Clinic

Better nutrition is related to:

👧🏻 Improved infant, child and maternal health
💪🏽 Stronger immune systems
🤰🏽 Safer and childbirth
🩺 Lower risk of illnesses such as and cardiovascular disease
🏃🏾‍♀️ Improved longevity

Amping tanan mga ginikanan sa inyuhang mga anak 🙏

Tomorrow is !

What can you do to help reduce your risk of ? ⬇

You're probably wondering, when will the pandemic just end-emic already? Well, we can draw some lessons from the "great influenza" of 1918.

The truth is, increased levels of population immunity is how we'll get there, and everyone has a role to play: get vaccinated and boosted if you can, and call for the equitable distribution of vaccines.




©Johns Hopkins

Sa mga naay anak 5-11 years old. Please read

COVID 19 INFECTION IN CHILDREN:

Responsibilidad ng mga magulang na mabigyan ng proteksyon ang buong pamilya at mga anak laban sa COVID-19. 👪

Ito ay pamamagitan ng pagsunod sa health protocols (Mask-Hugas-Iwas-Airflow) at pagpapabakuna kontra COVID-19! 👍

Narito ang mga dapat mong malaman para ma-protektahan ang inyong mga anak kontra COVID-19: 👇

Together, we can kontra COVID-19!

Kung mahal mo ang kapwa mo, hindi mo sila hahayaang malagay sa bingit ng kapahamakan. 👍🏻

Ipakita ang pagmamahal at malasakit sa ibang tao sa pagsusuot ng mask! 💖

Narito ang mga dapat mong malaman tungol sa pagsusuot ng mask: 👇

Tandaan: Kahit Bakunado, Pag-iingat itodo! 💪

Mag hilak ang adlaw kung walay bata nga gi ubo ug sip-on plus exposed from adult with covid symptoms 😢🩺🙏

Stay safe 🙏

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Omicron is like a super typhoon. It is going to hit everyone. The more preparation you have, the more likely you will survive.

Unvaccinated and unmasked people are like storm victims caught out in the open at the height of the deluge. They have no protection and are the most likely to die. Like sturdy shelters and higher ground, our vaccines, masks, shields and public health measures will enable the most prepared to survive.

Omicron is here. If you are vaxxed and you keep your mask on, you will likely be ok. Let's help our healthcare workers keep the hospitals open for those who are at highest risk. If you aren't vaccinated, please get vaccinated as soon as possible. For now, shelter in place. Stay safe.
- Dr. Salvana

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Reminder‼️
Dili pasabot nga vaccinated na ka sa covid Dili na ka mag mask Kay dili na ka ma takdan! Ang bakuna proteksyon lamang kini para ma prevent nga Ikaw ma grabehan ug malikayan Ang pag ka ospital. Busa padayun lang gihapun kita sa pag amping kanunay, mg mask gihapun, distansya sa ni marites ug mang hunaw sa kamot kanunay. 👩‍⚕️👌

What Parents Need to Know about Button Batteries and Lithium Coin Batteries

At a glance: baby's p**p color guide 💩

“Is the color of my baby’s p**p normal?”

More often than not, parents worry about their little one’s stool output. Here is a quick glance on the expected colors of your baby’s p**p.

[ACCEPTABLE COLORS]

> Greenish Black – Also known as “meconium.” This is the color of the first stool after birth, and is perfectly normal in the first few days of life.

> Mustard Yellow – Once the meconium passes, a newborn’s stool becomes a mustard-yellow color and is seen as seedy in texture. This is the gold standard for babies and is mostly seen in breastfed babies.

> Bright Yellow – Normal for breastfed babies. However, if it is overly runny, this could be a sign of diarrhea.

> Tan – Normally seen in formula-fed babies

> Greenish-Tan – Normally seen once solid food is started

> Orange – Normal in both breastfed and formula-fed babies. In breastfed babies, this could be a result of orange-colored food eaten by the breastfeeding mom. For babies on solid food, may also be due to orange-colored solids.

> Bright Green – If baby’s stool is frothy and bright green, it could mean that the baby is getting too much foremilk (sweeter and thinner) and not enough fatty hindmilk (richer and fatter). A quick solution is to try not to switch your baby to your other breast until you’ve finished nursing at least 20 minutes per side.

> Dark Green – May be seen in babies taking iron supplements or who are fed with iron-fortified milk formulas. For babies on solid food, this may be due to green-colored solids (ex. spinach or other leafy vegetables, green jell-o).

[COLORS OF CONCERN]

> Red – May be seen in babies eating red-colored solids (ex. Red jell-o, beets, cranberries, tomato juice). In tiny amounts, may be due to blood that baby swallowed from cracks in your ni**le. For constipated babies, red streaks or flecks may be seen from small tears in the a**s due to straining. If bloody or bright red, this may be an indication of infection, allergy, gastrointestinal injury or other medical concerns. Further assessment is warranted.

> Black – May be seen in babies taking iron supplements. If not on iron, it could be a sign of gastrointestinal bleeding.

> Chalky-White or Gray – Could be a sign of a lack of bile, indicating a problem with the liver.

Consult your doctor if your child has any of the colors of concern.

Many women do not breastfeed for as long as they would like.

This is how we can ALL support mothers anytime, everywhere.

Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease is very contagious. This is common in infants and children younger than 5 years old. Most children have mild symptoms for 7 - 10 days.

You can help prevent catching or spreading hand, foot and mouth disease by following simple steps:
👏 Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
📍Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth
📍Avoid close contact with sick people such as hugging or kissing

When to see a Doctor or your Pediatrician?
📍Your child is not drinking enough to stay hydrated
📍 Your child's fever lasts longer than 3 days
📍 Your child has a weakened immune system ( body's ability to fight germs and sickness)
📍 Symptoms are severe
📍 Symptoms do not improve after 10 days
📍Your child is very young, especially younger than 6 moths



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Source: cdc.gov/hand-foot-mouth/index.html