What Symptoms Should Be Considered Serious Illness Symptoms in Children?

Serious Illness Symptoms in Children

• A high speed, weak or continuous crying

• Lack of accountability, decrease in activity

• In infants, a bulging footnote (a soft spot on the head of a child)

• Stiff neck

• Not drinking for more than eight hours (solid food is not important)

• Temperature of more than 38 degrees Celsius

• A high temperature, but cold feet and hands

• A high temperature coupled with calm and negligence

• Fits, convulsions or trips

• Blue, very yellow, thick or airing

• Difficulty breathing, fast breathing, suffocation during breathing, or if your child is working hard to breathe, for example, in your stomach sucking under your ribs

• Your child or child is sleeping abnormally, it is difficult to wake up or you do not know.

• Your child is still unable to wake up when your child wakes them up

• Spotty, purple red rash (this may be indicative of meningitis) anywhere on the body.

• Repeated vomiting or bile-stained (green) vomiting.

Call an ambulance for your child, if they are fit for the first time.