complications like pneumonia, breathing difficulties and dehydration. If a you do develop a complication of swine flu, like pneumonia, there is a small risk that this can result in premature labour or miscarriage. But there is not enough information yet to know

- your son could become dehydrated, especially in the summer months. Your son should have at least six drinks, preferably water, throughout the day.Q. My son is 4 and is still in nappies at night, even though he's been dry in the day for a while. How can

’ve already spent nine months or so on the wagon – treating yourself to the odd drink here and there will not harm your breastfeeding baby. But having a heavy night’s drinking might leave you dehydrated and reduce your milk supply so it’s probably best

proper food, reduce the risk of a stomach infection by always washing your hands before preparing his meals. If he has diarrhoea try to keep fluid intake up and take him to the doctor if you're concerned he's becoming dehydrated.At seven monthsYour baby

more and can become dehydrated. He may also go off his food for a few days, but as long as he's drinking plenty don't worry. Sleep, rest and TLC will help him feel better quickly. In the meantime, here's how to lower a temperature:Remove layers

of caffeine and alcohol as these dehydrate the body. Supplements: Wellman Conception tablets for men contain a full spectrum of essential nutrients together with a potent blend of antioxidants and amino acids including zinc, selenium and folic acid which have

unvaccinated hens and unprocessed milk. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and fever.Midwife opinion‘Salmonella will make you feel very unwell and can cause dehydration, but will only affect your baby in very severe cases.’How to avoid

in the calves or feet while you're asleep. Painful and intense, the muscles tighten for a variety of reasons, such as dehydration, muscle strain, or staying in the same position too long. Usually however they're caused by the extra weight of pregnancy adding

'd lost 2 and a half stone in weight, so my GP referred me to hospital. A urine test discovered the presence of ketones, and after ruling out diabetes, concluded I was dehydrated. I had to go on a saline/glucose drip on 2 separate occasions and was given

women. However, if you find you are having any of the following symptoms, you should seek medical help:Prolonged and severe nausea and vomitingDehydration Weight lossLow blood pressure (hypotension) when standing up. Very dark-coloured urine or no urine