HPA S~H)ea lth Fever Control (NAPSA)—It’s important for parents to learn the best ways to control their children’s fevers— especially during the winter months. Fortunately, there are a number of steps that concerned parents can take. i= LO as || DENK 22 There are ways that parents can take care of their children’s fevers. First, don’t sweat it. Remember that fever is the body’s wayoffighting infection, and while a fever should be broken,it is generally not a cause for alarm. Next, help your child keep his cool. Parents can use a soft gel sheet called Be Koool to actually absorb anddisperse heat from their child’s body. Parents only need to place the strip on their child’s foreheadfor it to work. Be Koool? is self-adhesive with a cooling effect that lasts for eight hours. The strips work alone or can be used in conjunction with doctorprescribed or over-the-counter medication. The strips do not need to be refrigerated and they work well for soothing bumps, headaches and overheating that can occur during a soccer game or other activities embraced by children on the go. Finally, if your child’s fever does not break,call your health care professional. He or she will be able to decide the best course of action. To purchase the strips, visit a pharmacy or www.drugstore.com.
