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What You Need to Know About This Season’s Flu

March 14, 2011 By Chelsea

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Let’s be honest: I’ve been missing MY friends at school pick up because of the nasty flu this year that many of the kids and moms I know are catching. Even worse, they have been vaccinated, so what gives? A Breezy Mama Go-to favorite pediatrician Dr. Gillin answers this question, plus the symptoms to look out for with this year’s strain, how to treat it and more.

Seriously, what is up with the flu that is going around!? Why are kids who have had the flu shot catching it?

Yes- you may have noticed that the flu is here! And although you do not see it on the news every time you turn on the TV this year, it is definitely present and active. There are multiple illnesses circulating though (as with every winter). We are seeing kids with Influenza, but also with different stomach “flu’s” (not Influenza but stomach viruses such as rotavirus- that just took on the name “flu” to confuse everyone), parainfluenza (can cause similar symptoms, as well as croup), and common colds.

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Filed Under: How to Parent Tips, The Breeze Tagged With: antivirals, axillary (arm pit) temperature, body aches, chills, common colds, cough, croup, diarrhea, ever without many other symptoms, flu vaccine, high fever, Influenza, influenza A and B, labored breathing, neurologic complications, nonfebrile cold, parainfluenza, pneumonia, Relenza, respiratory symptoms, rotavirus, runny nose, sore throat, stomach flu, Tamiflu, throwing up, what temperature does a fever become a concern

Best Ways to Treat Colds/Flu; This Year’s Shot & More

October 12, 2010 By Chelsea

Ahhhhh…choooo! Oh boy! Here comes Cold/Flu season. Always a good time… cough, cough. I’ll never forget the joys of my whole family getting the flu three years ago when I was pregnant. There was, um, barfing galore and no person in their right mind would come help us because they didn’t want to catch it! Somehow we managed to avoid it the next two years (read: the flu shot actually worked those years) but colds are always inevitable. To get the best approach for treating the good times of sick season, Breezy Mama turned to Dr. Gregg Alexander. Plus! Answers to all of this season’s flu questions, such as will the Swine Flu be a concern and what is THE shot of the season to (knock on wood) avoid the flu, when to treat a fever and when to let it do its job and more.

Is Swine Flu a threat again this season?

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Filed Under: How to Parent Tips, The Breeze Tagged With: child’s temperature gets above 103-104 degrees Fahrenheit, Dr. Gregg Alexander, flu shot, flu vaccine, reduce a child’s fever, Swine Flu, the difference between a cold and the flu, treating a cold, treating the flu, treatment, whooping cough

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