Going on vacation, you want to think about illness least of all, but you still need to foresee in order to be ready for any situation.
At sea, a child can be outbid and, because of this, get overcooled. The first symptom will be a runny nose. In this case, it is recommended to immediately give funds for a cold, as well as warm the child in the shower or in the bathroom and put him to bed - the next day there will be no trace of a cold.
A child may experience an allergic reaction to some unknown foods or plants, even if the child has never experienced an allergy before. In such a case, you should always have antihistamines with you, and in case of a strong reaction, you should immediately consult a doctor.
Another nuisance that can be encountered while resting is a sore tooth. In this case, it is advisable to immediately consult a dentist, and not be limited only to painkillers, since inflammation can turn into pulpitis if the child is hypothermic at sea or drinks cold drinks.
Cuts and bruises are common for children, it doesn't even depend on the place of stay. Therefore, it is recommended to take all the necessary materials on vacation - bandages, plaster. If you have a severe cut or bruise, it is better to go to the first-aid post.
A sunburn can pretty much spoil a vacation at sea, so it is imperative to use sunscreen, and in the very sun it is recommended to be in the shade. If the child is still burned, you need to use anti-burn products, as well as provide plenty of drink. It is better not to fight a burn with folk remedies.
Dizziness and headaches should alert parents. these are often symptoms of overheating or a bruised head resulting in a concussion. In this case, only a doctor can determine whether it is a concussion or a sunstroke.
Diarrhea and vomiting are frequent companions of seaside recreation. Again, you need to see a doctor to determine if it is overheating, poisoning, or rotavirus infection. The doctor will quickly identify the problem and prescribe treatment, thanks to which the child will recover in literally one or two days.
In countries with a large number of insects, it is recommended to use repellents and keep antihistamines on hand just in case, as allergic reactions, including angioedema, can occur to bites.
As a rule, in most cases, the vacation goes without any accidents and illness, but it is better to prepare in advance for unforeseen situations in order to resolve them in the minimum amount of time without spoiling the rest.
