Common cold makes our life hell. We are unable to breathe, sleep, eat or talk properly, our head keeps hurting and we can’t wait for the ordeal to get over and get back to our regular life. So when our little ones get a cold and start coughing we can more than empathise.
Healthy teeth are important to living a healthy life and there is no better time to start caring about dental health than childhood. Good dental care helps your children develop good dental habits which will last forever, and an absence of which can lead to a lifetime of toothaches and dental problems. Many parents are in a dilemma about their child’s dental care.
Pneumococcal disease, a bacterial infection of the mucosal lining of lungs, is caused by Streptococcus pneumonia. The same bacteria are responsible for causing severe infections of blood (bacteremia), and the lining of the brain and spinal cord (meningitis), to name a few. These diseases are more likely to spread during the cold weather, owing to the drop in the immune levels and an increased likelihood of infections.
