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Common childhood illnessesA guide to NHS servicesBetter health for SunderlandProduced by NHS Sunderland Clinical Commissioning Group 2015 NHS Sunderland Clinical Commissioning GroupPemberton HouseColima AvenueSunderlandSR5 3 XBDownload our app by searching for Common childhood Illness AppThere is a range of services available within Sunderland to help provide healthcare for you and your child. This guide is intended to help you know what to do, and where to go, when you are looking after an unwell this guideA guide to NHS services 6 The first months 19 Breastfeeding 20 Crying 22 Teething 23 Oral thrush 23 Nappy rash 25 Other rashes 25 Meningitis warning signs 28 Vomiting, diarrhoea and dehydration 28 Looking after your child 9 Parents know best 10Be prepared 11 Top tips for medicines 11 Think Pharmacy First

minor illnesses and injuries at home. If your child gets ill, it is good to be prepared with essential medicines (appropriate to age) such as paracetamol and ibuprofen suspensions, emollients, antihistamine (e.g. Chlorphenamine), oral rehydration solutions, plasters and antiseptic cream, head lice comb and a thermometer (preferably an ear one).

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