After an adult kiss, a 1-year-old baby gets herpes and is hospitalized

Britain's Amy Stinson, the mother of little Oliver, aged 1 year and 3 months, was shocked to see the skin of her son, all blistered and full of lesions. Worried, the woman took the child to the hospital and received an unpleasant news: Oliver contracted the herpes virus after receiving a kiss from an adult with the disease.

The child stayed four days because of the problem and then Amy decided make an alert on your Facebook: "This is what happens to babies when they come in contact with someone with herpes." Oliver now has the herpes virus and will have it for life.Think before kissing a baby next time. " Along with the text, she released photos of the baby's skin.

Is herpes simplex a common viral infection characterized by the appearance of small blisters around the lips and / or genitals? but which can also appear on any other part of the body. Learn more about Herpes in the link.

Children's Day: what is the best ride for your child?

Children's Day is a party day for the kids. It is at this time that parents ask themselves: what kind of program is best for children? From the first months until adolescence, it is very important that parents can spend time with their children and have fun with it. For the family and child psychologist, Virgínia Maria Martinelli, from Rio de Janeiro's PUC, what matters is not the activities or gifts, but the attention that parents give their children.

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Diabetes in pregnancy increases risk of birth defects in children

Diabetologia , calls attention to the importance of controlling blood sugar levels before conception and performing prenatal care. Both type 1 diabetes, which usually appears in childhood, and type 2 diabetes, usually linked to diet, lead to problems controlling the amount of sugar in the blood. For a safe gestation, it is recommended that glycated hemoglobin levels (which examines average blood glucose levels in the last few months) should be below 6.

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