Dr.Rawan Demachkie

Dr.Rawan Demachkie Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine

You were never meant to do this alone.Asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s how we survive and thrive in mothe...
28/07/2025

You were never meant to do this alone.
Asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s how we survive and thrive in motherhood.
Let go of guilt. You deserve support.

You’re not a bad mom for needing rest, help, or space.Mom guilt thrives on silence — speak up, breathe deep, and remembe...
22/07/2025

You’re not a bad mom for needing rest, help, or space.
Mom guilt thrives on silence — speak up, breathe deep, and remember your well-being is part of good parenting.

Self-care isn’t selfish — it’s how you stay strong for your family. From setting boundaries to rediscovering joy, even 1...
18/07/2025

Self-care isn’t selfish — it’s how you stay strong for your family.
From setting boundaries to rediscovering joy, even 15 minutes can reset your day.
Start with one step today — because you matter too.

Exhausted, overwhelmed, touched out?Self-care doesn’t have to be an hour-long ritual — sometimes it’s 5 quiet minutes to...
13/07/2025

Exhausted, overwhelmed, touched out?
Self-care doesn’t have to be an hour-long ritual — sometimes it’s 5 quiet minutes to breathe, stretch, eat, or connect.
Because you’re not just a caregiver — you’re human.
Start small. Stay kind to yourself.

Motherhood isn’t just about giving — it’s about staying whole while doing it.Self-care isn’t a luxury, it’s your lifelin...
08/07/2025

Motherhood isn’t just about giving — it’s about staying whole while doing it.
Self-care isn’t a luxury, it’s your lifeline.
Start small, ask for help, and remember: you matter, too.

Postpartum depression affects 1 in 8 moms and it’s more than just baby blues.If you’ve been feeling down, disconnected, ...
03/07/2025

Postpartum depression affects 1 in 8 moms and it’s more than just baby blues.
If you’ve been feeling down, disconnected, or overwhelmed for more than two weeks, you’re not alone and you deserve support.

Fever in Children:Fever is a common symptom of illness in children, typically caused by infections. It’s the body’s natu...
29/07/2024

Fever in Children:

Fever is a common symptom of illness in children, typically caused by infections. It’s the body’s natural way to fight off infections by raising the core temperature, which can help the immune system work more effectively.

While fever can be uncomfortable for children, it’s usually not harmful unless it reaches very high levels 39 degree celsius. In most cases, fever doesn’t require specific treatment and will go down on its own as the underlying illness resolves.

Cooling Measures:

Cooling measures, such as applying cold compresses to the forehead or giving lukewarm baths, are often used to try to reduce a child’s fever. However, research suggests that these measures may not be very effective in lowering core body temperature and may even cause discomfort for the child.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) does not recommend using cooling measures as the primary way to treat fever. Instead, they focus on keeping the child comfortable and ensuring they stay hydrated.

Effective Fever Management:

Here are some effective ways to manage fever in children:

Dress the child lightly: Avoid overdressing or bundling up a feverish child. This can trap heat and make it harder for the fever to come down.

Encourage fluids: Offer plenty of fluids, such as water, breast milk, or electrolyte solutions, to prevent dehydration, which can worsen with fever.

Monitor temperature: Regularly check your child’s temperature using a digital thermometer.

Over-the-counter medications: If your child is uncomfortable due to fever, you can give them over-the-counter medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen, following the recommended dosage instructions for their age and weight.

Seek medical advice: If your child’s fever is above 39 degree celsius, accompanied by other concerning symptoms like lethargy, rash, or difficulty breathing, consult your pediatrician promptly.

Remember, every child is different.

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