Its A Plus
Raising Awareness about Fever and Pain in Children
With Its A Plus initiative, we aim at equipping parents, caretakers, and healthcare professionals with information on safeguarding the holistic wellbeing of infants and adolescents.
The initiative provides guidance on preventive care, testing, treatment and common health concerns among infants and children , such as infections, non-infections, acute to chronic illnesses, etc leading to symptoms of fever and pain, thereby raising awareness about the importance of pain and fever management in children.
#ItsAPlus
Aligned with Cipla's goal of promoting comprehensive health and well-being for all, the #ItsAPlus initiative marks a significant stride toward a healthier tomorrow.
Our ultimate goal
Our ultimate goal is to ensure that your child's health is a plus in every aspect of life.
Frequently asked questions
Fever and pain in children can be caused by various factors. Common causes of fever include infections such as viral or bacterial, inflammatory conditions, or exposure to extreme environmental temperatures. Pain in children can result from illness, teething, injury, or discomfort associated with various health issues.
You should be more concerned when your baby's fever or pain is accompanied by specific warning signs, such as:
- 1. Persistent High fever (especially in infants under three months)
- 2. High fever
- 3. The child inconsolably cries, looks very ill or has signs of dehydration
- 4. Difficulty breathing
- 5. Persistent vomiting
- 6. Stiff neck
- 7. Seizures
- 8. Rash
- 9. Lethargy or extreme fussiness
- 10. Inability to eat or drink
If you observe any of these symptoms, seek immediate medical attention.
Plesae note: Any other situation that indicates the discomfort or pain of your child, deserves medical attention from a health professional. Don’t underestimate common fever and pain in children and infants.
Children may express pain through crying, fussiness, changes in sleep patterns, or difficulty feeding. They may also exhibit physical signs like grimacing, clenching fists, or arching their back. Observing these behaviors, along with considering the context of any recent events or illnesses, can help parents gauge whether their baby is experiencing pain.
It's crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before giving any medication to children, especially infants.
