18/4/2013
- Jumaat
Tengah
buat kerja dekat pejabat tiba-tiba dapat whatapps dari mak "Badan fareez
dah naik ruam" katanya. Ya Allah...satu-satu dugaan ibu dapat. Fareez mula
demam hari isnin malam selasa. Selasa ibu kena lar EL and closely monitor
Fareez. Hari rabu still demam tapi tak panas sangat. Hari khamis rasa macam dah
OK sebab takde panas dah dan Fareez siap gelak-gelak. Hari jumaat naik
rashes.
Sebenarnya
ibu pun keliru juga ingat campak dgn chickenpox sama. Masa bawa Fareez pergi
klinik. Dr. terangkan antara demam campak dan demam cacar air. kihkihkih, dah
jadi mak orang pun tak tahu beza demam campak dengan cacar. Sebab ibu tak
pernah kena dan anak-anak yang lain pun tak pernah kena. Ni first time ni...mau
tak takut. Mak ibu pun cakap yang ibu so far tak pernah kena cacar
lagi...hehehehee. Dr. bagi ubat demam, lotion calamine dan lotion entah apa
ntah tapi yang penting lotion lagi satu tu ada steroid.?? Apakah ini? steroid??
nak letak kat anak ibu?? selamat ke? Dr. cakap selamat tapi mesti tak melebihi
5 hari. Kalau dah pakai sampai 5 hari pastu kena stop. Big Nooo Nooo.
Macam
biasa ibu duk refer dr. lagi satu..iaitu dr. google.. hahahahaha.
Ini
info pasal measles. (credit kepada wikipedia):
Measles, also known as morbilli, English
measles, or rubeola (and not to be confused with rubellaor roseola)
is an infection of the respiratory system, immune system and skin caused by
a virus,
specifically a paramyxovirus of the genus Morbillivirus. Symptoms
usually develop 7–14 days (average 10-12) after exposure to an infected person
and the initial symptoms usually include a highfever (often > 40 °C
[104 °F]), Koplik's spots (spots in the mouth, these
usually appear 1–2 days prior to the rash and last 3–5 days), malaise, loss of
appetite, hacking cough (although this may be the last symptom to
appear), runny nose and red eyes. After
this comes a spot-like rash that covers much of the body. The course of
measles, provided there are no complications, such as bacterial infections,
usually lasts about 7–10 days.
Measles is spread through respiration (contact
with fluids from
an infected person's
nose and mouth, either directly or through aerosol transmission),
and is highly contagious—90% of people withoutimmunity sharing
living space with an infected person will catch it. An asymptomatic incubation
period occurs nine to twelve days from initial exposure. The
period of infectivity has not been definitively
established, some saying it lasts from two to four days prior, until two to
five days following the onset of the rash (i.e., four to nine days infectivity
in total), whereas others say it lasts from two to four days prior until the
complete disappearance of the rash. The rash usually appears between 2–3 days
after the onset of illness.
*So, demam campak ni boleh berjangkit antara orang-orang yang rapat dengan pesakit, sama ada melalui udara dan air. Alhamdulillah, anak-anak ibu yang lain tak berjangkit.
There is no specific treatment for measles. Most
patients with uncomplicated measles will recover with rest and supportive
treatment. It is, however, important to seek medical advice if the patient
becomes more unwell, as they may be developing complications.
*Tengok, tiada rawatan yang spesifik, hanya kena rehat banyak dan minum air yang banyak utk mengelakkan kekeringan air dalam badan. Memang ibu bermalas-malasan dengan Fareez 2 hari tu. Fareez pun memang banyak minum susu badan dan kejap-kejap tidur aje.
Some patients will develop pneumonia as
a sequel to the measles. Other complications include ear infections, bronchitis,
and encephalitis. Acute measles encephalitis
has a mortality rate of 15%. While there is no specific treatment for measles
encephalitis, antibiotics are required for bacterialpneumonia, sinusitis,
and bronchitis that
can follow measles.
All other treatment addresses symptoms, with ibuprofen or paracetamol to
reduce fever and pain and, if required, a fast-acting bronchodilator for
cough. As for aspirin, some research has suggested a correlation between
children who take aspirin and the development of Reye syndrome. Some
research has shown aspirin may not be the only medication associated with Reye,
and even antiemetics have been
implicated, with the point being the link between aspirin use in children
and Reye's syndrome development is weak at best, if not actually
nonexistent. Nevertheless, most health authorities still caution against
the use of aspirin for any fevers in children under 16.
Selain wikipedia, ibu tengok juga blog-blog orang lain, ada petua..ada tips, di antaranya:
- Minum air kelapa muda..supaya panas badan dapat dikeluarkan dengan cepat.
- Mandi menggunakan air bilasan beras yang ke-2, supaya gatal/miang anak tak teruk.
- Pakai bedak sejuk satu badan or lotion dr. bagi.
- Tidur atas daun semambu (erk...kat bandar ni mana nak cari daun semambu?)
Dalam banyak-banyak tip, ibu hanya buat tip no. 1 aje. Selama cuti 2 hari tu ibu banyakkan beri Fareez minum susu badan, minum air kelapa, mandi 3x sehari dengan air biasa dan ibu letak lotion MooGoo sebab hari sabtu letak lotion calamine nampak Fareez kurang selesa. Orang kata lotion calamine tu bila kering memang pedih..ouchh kesian dia, so ibu beli lar juga krim MooGoo. MooGoo ni bagus sebab tiada bahan kimia dan hanya menggunakan bahan semula jadi. Alhamdulillah, hari ahad beransur pulih. Syukur sangat-sangat.
Ini lah gambar krim MooGoo.