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[Q]: If none of these types of child fevers fit your current situation, then you probably don't need to call your doctor. 1 If your infant is 6 weeks or younger, and has a fever of 101 degrees or higher, this is considered a medical emergency. Your doctor should evaluate your infant right away, either during business hours or in an emergency room after hours. Do not give any fever-reducing medications in this situation (you don't want to hide the fever until after a doctor has evaluated your baby). When a Fever is Most Likely Not Serious. 1 Remember, fevers are your body's natural response to infection, and not necessarily a sign that something serious is taking place. 2 Low-grade child fevers are generally not serious, are easily treated and can wait until the morning to be evaluated by your doctor. Fevers of 101 to 103 degrees (38.4 to 39.5 Celsius) are also generally not serious and can wait until morning to be evaluated. When Not to Worry About Child Fevers. 1 Remember, fevers are your body's natural response to infection, and not necessarily a sign that something serious is taking place. 2 Low-grade fevers are generally not serious, are easily treated and can wait until the morning to be evaluated by your doctor. If your child of any age has one or more of the following symptoms, you should probably call your doctor right away: Fevers of 104 (40 Celsius) or higher that don't come down to 101 or 102 (38.3 to 38.9 Celsius) with the treatment measures below. Top 3 Causes of Fevers. If your child has a fever the chances are good one of the following conditions caused it: This is the most common cause of fever in children. Examples are: roseola, colds, flu, coxsackie (hand, foot and mouth disease), chicken pox, fifth disease, along with many others. You should take children older than 3 months to the emergency room (ER) for a fever if the fever is more than 104 degrees for a long period of time. Ice them down first and then bring them to the ER. No. Many parents have a misconception that fevers are a bad thing and a sign that there is some serious underlying illness. This simply is not true. Child fevers are a normal and healthy response of the body to an illness. The body's immune system releases chemicals that raise the body temperature. If your child has a fever, it is usually a good idea to call your pediatrician before heading to the emergency room (ER). If your pediatrician is unavailable, consider the guidelines below. If your baby is younger than three months old and the temperature is over 100.4, visit the ER. If none of these types of child fevers fit your current situation, then you probably don't need to call your doctor. If your infant is 6 weeks or younger, and has a fever of 101 degrees or higher, this is considered a medical emergency. If your child has a fever, it is best to call your pediatrician first before heading to the emergency room (ER). However, if your pediatrician is unavailable, and your child (age 3 or older) has had a temperature over 102 degrees for two or more days, you should seek emergency care. You should also head to the ER if the fever is accompanied by any of these symptoms: abdominal pain. difficulty breathing or swallowing. Query: at what temp should i take my baby to er
[A]: You should take children older than 3 months to the emergency room at a temperature of 104 degrees.

[Q]: Luckily, we have the ability to understand our cats' development more easily when we have a general idea of their age in human years. How to Convert Your Cat's Age to Human Years. The method of cat age conversion below utilizes averages only. Some purebred cats, such as Maine Coons, mature much slower and don't reach full development for three or four years. Like humans, cats age in relation to genetics, diet, exercise, care at home, and veterinary care. Most people think that calculating the age of dogs and cats in "human years" is quite simple: multiply their age by seven. For example, a 4-year-old dog or cat would actually be 28 years old in human years. But when you really begin weighing out the arithmetic, this method doesn't add up. Say a 1-year-old dog is the equivalent of a 7-year-old human -- get out of here! How many 7-year-old humans are sexually active and capable of reproducing? Dogs and cats are much more likely to have babies at 1 year old or even at 10 years old, than any person who is 7 or 70. Here's How: 1 Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. 2 Add nine years for the second year. 3 Add four human years each for successive years of his life. 4 When all else fails, refer to the accompanying chart. Calculate the age of your cat in human years. Nowadays cats tend to live longer - the average life-span of a 21st century cat is estimated at between 10-15 years. There are many contributing factors, including better diet, care and medical advances. Cats mature very early. Here's How: 1 Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. 2 Add nine years for the second year. A two-year old cat will approximate 24 human years. 3 Add four human years each for successive years of his life. 4 When all else fails, refer to the accompanying chart. Still, it's worth it to get an idea of how old your cat is in human years. Follow the four steps below: Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. Add nine years for the second year. A two-year-old cat will be approximately 24 human years. Add four human years for each successive years of his or her life. Still, it's worth it to get an idea of how old your cat is in human years. Follow the four steps below: Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. 1 Add nine years for the second year. A two-year old cat will approximate 24 human years. 2 Add four human years each for successive years of his life. 3 When all else fails, refer to the accompanying chart. Your cat is in its prime from three years to six years and develops into a mature cat from seven to 10 years old. When your cat reaches its senior age, from 11 to 14 years old, care begins to change more dramatically. Calculate the age of your cat in human years Nowadays cats tend to live longer - the average life-span of a 21 st century cat is estimated at between 10-15 years. There are many contributing factors, including better diet, care and medical advances. Now let's take a glimpse at a simple formula for calculating feline age in human years. Assume that a 1-year-old cat is equal to a 15-year-old human and a 2-year-old cat is equal to a 24-year-old human. Then add four years for every year after that. (Example: A 4-year-old cat would be 32 in human years.) The following chart shows this formula of calculation: Cats generally live 12 to 15 years, although outdoor cats live an average of only 10 years or so. Query: how do you get your cats age in human years
[A]: Still, it's worth it to get an idea of how old your cat is in human years. Follow the four steps below: Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. Add nine years for the second year. A two-year-old cat will be approximately 24 human years. Add four human years for each successive years of his or her life.

[Q]: Naturally Occurring. Just as every woman's body is unique, each woman's menopause experience will be highly personal. In fact, some women experience no physical symptoms at all, except the end of their menstrual periods. Menopause can occur as early as your 30s and, rarely, as late as your 60s. However, there is no correlation between the time of a woman's first period and her age at menopause. Facts to Know. 1 After age 55, more than half of all deaths in women are caused by heart disease. 2 There is a direct relationship between osteoporosisa disease in which bones lose calcium and become brittle and more likely to fractureand the lack of estrogen after menopause. Other changes and signs of menopause include: 1 Hot flashes (sudden warm feeling, sometimes with blushing) 2 Night sweats (hot flashes that occur at night, often disrupting sleep) 3 Fatigue (probably from disrupted sleep patterns) 4 Mood swings. 5 Vaginal dryness. 6 Fluctuations in sexual desire or response. 7 Difficulty sleeping. It typically starts in women's 40s, but they can notice changes in their mid- to late 30s. Menstrual periods may get heavier or clottier, and crampy. Irregular periods are another early sign. Bone loss. With estrogen loss, women can have low bone mass and an increased risk of osteoporosis. The most rapid bone loss is the first five to seven years post-menopause, Mendoza says. She likes to order DEXA scans to gauge bone strength early, when women are about 50, insurance permitting. Keeping a sense of humor and talking openly about menopause without shame or embarrassment can help women embrace this new phase, Puryear wrote in a recent blog. 'Foggy' thinking During perimenopause, some women feel they're thinking less clearly, Mendoza says, and it's harder for them to come up with names and numbers. There are ways to be comfortable through menopause, with treatment and lifestyle changes, says Rebecca Mendoza, a certified nurse practitioner at the Menopause Center of Minnesota. It isn't a time to be miserable -- women do well.. Menopause can be disruptive, though. Libido can take a hit from menopause for many reasons, Mendoza says. It's not always hormonal -- long-simmering relationship problems can erupt during this time of change. In her pratice, Puryear says, I tend to talk to women a lot about sex, because [they] get underrepresented in terms of treatment for and help with their sexual needs. Hormone fluctuations in menopause can lead to mood changes similar to premenstrual symptoms, says Dr. Lucy Puryear, medical director of The Women's Place -- Center for Reproductive Psychiatry at Texas Children's Pavilion for Women. These visits should include: 1 An annual breast examination by a health care professional. 2 A mammogram every one to two years. 3 An annual gynecologic exam. 4 A Pap test every three years or a Pap test combined with an HPV (human papillomavirus) test every five years. Query: how late can menopause hit with women
[A]:
Menopause can occur as late as your 60s with women.