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American Academy of Pediatrics
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HEALTH TOPICS TREATMENT TIPS

WHEN TO CALL THE DOCTORUrgent Problems
Call right away for:

A rectal temperature of 100.4 degrees or more in a baby six weeks of age or less.
Persistent vomiting (4-5 times in a row) especially over a short (2-3 hr) period.
Seizures or uncontrolled movements of the arms, legs or torso, which cannot be stopped with mild pressure of your hand.
Severe coughing or trouble breathing.
A serious accident or injury.
Restrictions in diet or physical activity

Routine Care

For Routine Care please visit Care and Services.

American Academy of Pediatrics
Library Search

Enter your topic and press Go

HEALTH TOPICS TREATMENT TIPS

WHEN TO CALL THE DOCTORUrgent Problems
Call right away for:

A rectal temperature of 100.4 degrees or more in a baby six weeks of age or less.
Persistent vomiting (4-5 times in a row) especially over a short (2-3 hr) period.
Seizures or uncontrolled movements of the arms, legs or torso, which cannot be stopped with mild pressure of your hand.
Severe coughing or trouble breathing.
A serious accident or injury.
Restrictions in diet or physical activity

Routine Care

For Routine Care please visit Care and Services.

“The illusions of childhood are
necessary experiences: a child
should not be denied a balloon
because an adult knows that
sooner or later it will burst.”
— Madeleine Cox