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Upper respiratory infections (ARI) are all forms of infection caused by bacteria or viruses. Respiratory tract infections can also occur in newborn infants, particularly infants who are deficient in vitamin D.

Symptoms that may arise due to respiratory infection include cough, runny nose, and fever. Not infrequently, infants also experienced vomiting and diarrhea. The sooner treated, the baby could be recovered as usual.

According to one study, at the age of three months infants are deficient in vitamin D, two times greater risk of suffering from ARI. "The link between vitamin D and shrink breath can be a symptom of respiratory disease, not only asthma but also ARI," said Dr.Carlos Camargo, a researcher who conducted research on acute respiratory infection in infants.

He said that while vitamin D is often dikatikan with bone health, but this vitamin is very important to boost the immune system.

In a study conducted Camargo known children born to mothers that enough vitamin D during pregnancy more often had a cough and breath sounds compared to infants of mothers who are deficient in vitamin D. This research was conducted on 922 children who took part in the New Zealand Asthma and Allergy Cohort Study.

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Not all headaches are due to physical exhaustion and stress. Unhealthy air quality may be the culprit turns out that we often experience dizziness.

A study conducted by experts in the crowded city populations such as the province of Santiago, Chile, which are geographically tend to have high pollution levels, found that the incidence of headache or migraine in the city is very high. Evidenced by the high number of people treated at the hospital because of headaches.

More in-depth research is needed to test the consistency of the results of the study. But in a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, mentioned air pollution is a risk factor for incidence of headache attacks.

Dr.Sabit Cakmak, from Canada to do research on the subject by monitoring air pollution levels at seven stations between the years 2001-2005. At each location, measured levels of air pollutants and ozone, like nitrogen, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and other small particles that flay that comes from burning fossil fuels.

At the same time, the researchers also collected information on the number of patients seeking treatment at the hospital for headaches, migraines, high blood pressure, and various other types of headache. As a result, air pollution is a risk factor cases headaches.

Therefore, if you include frequent headaches, try to reduce exposure to air pollution. If the pain in the head was already disturbing, consult a physician for further handling.

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