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Bookmark or Share- Listen to your bladder: 10 symptoms - Mayo Clinic Health SystemEvery day, you get direct feedback from a vital organ: your bladder. Most people urinate six to eight times a day, and this regular act can reveal much about your bladder's health.
- 5 misconceptions about vertigo, dizziness - Mayo Clinic Health SystemMany adults have experienced dizziness. It could have occurred after standing up too quickly, after a carnival ride, after taking a medication or during a migraine.
- Recognize & respond to infant fevers - Mayo Clinic Health SystemWhat is a fever? A fever is a single temperature reading of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or greater. However, not all methods of taking an infant's temperature are accurate. Oral and temporal, or forehead, thermometers aren't recommended for infants under 3 months old. Tympanic, or ear, thermometers aren't recommended until infants are 6 months old.
- What you should know about RSV and the RSV vaccineLow-grade fever; Mild headache; Runny nose or congestion; Sore throat; Wheezing or difficulty breathing; A child with RSV may not want to eat or drink as often as usual and may be more lethargic or sleepy. In many places, testing for the flu also testing for RSV. This is because flu and RSV seasons typically overlap, and the viruses have ...
- Cold weather and your lungs - Mayo Clinic Health SystemWinter weather can impact travel plans when snow falls and temperatures drop to below zero digits. And when you have to be outside in extremely cold temperatures, it's common to experience discomfort or a burning sensation from breathing in those bitter-cold temperatures.
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