The special prowess of a mother is to prevent diseases and not cure. If such illness strikes her children, her immediate reaction is to directly find preventive measures. A mother’s role started since she had bore her child and that healing touch gave her that innate talent to be a learned and informed individual when it comes to acknowledging preventive measures when diseases come to her children. I refer to a mother’s role which constitute the maternal part managing diseases.

Medical treatment for its success is greatly dependent upon a careful study and maternal experience. There’s no abrupt medical treatment if it’s only carried out partially. But we should take considerations the affections of infancy and childhood as this draws a great force given that at this age, disease is generally so sudden. disease are rapid in its progress, that unless the measures prescribed are rigidly and promptly administered, their exhibition is soon rendered altogether fruitless.

The amount of suffering may be greatly lessened by the thoughtful and discerning attentions of the mother. Your young child’s needs and necessities should be anticipated and expect that your child would ask for a much easy and unpainful recourse of mediacl attention as much as possible. You would really need a new and effective persusive ways that your child could sustain the medical treatment.
Again, not only is a firm and strict compliance with medical directions in the administration of remedies, of regimen, and general measures, necessary, but an unbiased, faithful, and full report of symptoms to the physician, when he visits his little patient, is of the first importance. Everyone should be aware of diagnosing diseases, although let us say your medically knowldgabale, you shouldnt still be confident with any partial diagnoses. His judgment may, as a consequence, be biased in a wrong direction, and the result prove seriously injurious to the well-doing of the patient. The medical man cannot sit hour after hour watching symptoms; hence the great importance of their being faithfully reported. This can alone be done by the mother, or some person equally competent.

Many things should always be considered here. Becoming open and vigilant to probe efficient maternal management in time that her children will be attacked with these illness. These should severely dwelt upon especially when the diseases with which they are more particularly connected are spoken of.