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How To Minimise Common Teething Symptoms

A baby in a blue babygrow, biting on a multi-coloured toy.

Children can be especially sensitive when their teeth are coming in, but there are things you can do as a parent to minimise discomfort and handle common teething symptoms.

Key takeaways:

– You can prevent skin irritation by drying off excessive drool caused by teething.

– Chewing on chilled (but not frozen) foods like carrots or cucumbers can help.

– Gently massaging the gums can also bring relief.

If your child is vomiting, it is likely due to a bacterial or viral infection. See a doctor if the vomiting persists. Your dentist can offer additional tips on how to manage the teething process and make it more comfortable for your child.

Read the full story here: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322987.php

 

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