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How children’s lungs grow

… childhood. On this page: How lungs grow in the womb Your baby’s first breath How lungs grow after birth When will my … for everyone. Do babies breathe in the womb? Before your baby is born, their lungs are filled with fluid. They get … to toe. Your baby’s lungs will now start to develop the tree-like structure you see in adult lungs. Each lung bud …

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What is pneumonia in children?

… year. What causes pneumonia in children? Pneumonia can be caused by viral or bacterial infections such as: … syncytial virus (RSV) or influenza (flu) type A or B . These are the most common viral causes of pneumonia in … been exposed to tobacco smoke they have been exposed to air pollution. Most healthy children can fight pneumonia …

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How is chILD treated?

… child depends on the chILD condition they have. They will be cared for by a range of different health care … treatments may include: Oxygen therapy Your child will be given oxygen therapy if their blood oxygen levels are too … child and try to avoid exposing your child to a lot of air pollution. Have a look at our pages on risks to …

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What is primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)?

… the condition all their lives. According to PCD Support UK , PCD affects 1 in 15,000 people in the UK. How does PCD … infections in their lungs and ears, and many may have had courses of antibiotics. 75% of children with PCD have trouble … or if you’re unsure about something. It’s important to be able to recognise if your child’s condition is getting worse, …

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How is IPF diagnosed?

… currently under review. New information will be available soon. … A team of several experts (called a …