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They do this 3 monthly with all the young ones at the hospital I attend. But after a few hospital admissions, they usually let them do the drip at home if the medical aid/insurance pays, the child is well and the parents are comfortable with the ordeal. The theory is to try and to keep them...
They do this 3 monthly with all the young ones at the hospital I attend. But after a few hospital admissions, they usually let them do the drip at home if the medical aid/insurance pays, the child is well and the parents are comfortable with the ordeal. The theory is to try and to keep them...
They do this 3 monthly with all the young ones at the hospital I attend. But after a few hospital admissions, they usually let them do the drip at home if the medical aid/insurance pays, the child is well and the parents are comfortable with the ordeal. The theory is to try and to keep them...
Hi there
So how's the treatment in Canada? Any differences to what you've read on this site? In South Africa the doctors pretty much follow the overseas' trends, with a few exceptions, for example, I have never heard of "the vest" until I found this site. We do manual physio or that active cycle...
Hi there
So how's the treatment in Canada? Any differences to what you've read on this site? In South Africa the doctors pretty much follow the overseas' trends, with a few exceptions, for example, I have never heard of "the vest" until I found this site. We do manual physio or that active cycle...
Hi there
So how's the treatment in Canada? Any differences to what you've read on this site? In South Africa the doctors pretty much follow the overseas' trends, with a few exceptions, for example, I have never heard of "the vest" until I found this site. We do manual physio or that active cycle...
Interesting discussion, I never thought of the sugar-digestion link. As far as I know simple sugars are broken down very fast in the stomach (with acid) without pancreatic enzymes. However complex carbs are fully digested (with the enzymes) in the intestines and then converted to simple sugars...
Interesting discussion, I never thought of the sugar-digestion link. As far as I know simple sugars are broken down very fast in the stomach (with acid) without pancreatic enzymes. However complex carbs are fully digested (with the enzymes) in the intestines and then converted to simple sugars...
Interesting discussion, I never thought of the sugar-digestion link. As far as I know simple sugars are broken down very fast in the stomach (with acid) without pancreatic enzymes. However complex carbs are fully digested (with the enzymes) in the intestines and then converted to simple sugars...
Hi. This is what I found in terms of water:
Very important to keep mucus runny, so I somehow do my 8 glasses a day. If at home I put it in a jug on the kitchen counter to remind myself. Sometimes I put water in a huge beermug next to my bed, it somehow makes me drink more. I take a big water...
Hi. This is what I found in terms of water:
Very important to keep mucus runny, so I somehow do my 8 glasses a day. If at home I put it in a jug on the kitchen counter to remind myself. Sometimes I put water in a huge beermug next to my bed, it somehow makes me drink more. I take a big water...
Hi. This is what I found in terms of water:
Very important to keep mucus runny, so I somehow do my 8 glasses a day. If at home I put it in a jug on the kitchen counter to remind myself. Sometimes I put water in a huge beermug next to my bed, it somehow makes me drink more. I take a big water...
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