Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a developmental disorder, which can cause significant disruption to both children’s lives and those around them. The diagnosis is made on clear-cut criteria. These include a short attention span, difficulty in concentrating, disorganised and excessive levels of activity and impulsive behaviour. It tends to run in families and the […]
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Swimming With Asthma
Many parents are concerned about their child swimming with asthma as they are worried about the effects of asthma medicines and the risk of an asthma attack. By following these simple steps you will enable your child to participate as much as they are able and give them the confidence to achieve their full potential. […]
Swimming With Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a common condition – 4% of the population will have a seizure at some time in their life and the prevalence of epilepsy is 0.5 – 1% of the population. Defined as a transient electrical disturbance within the brain it leads to varying disturbances in consciousness and bodily function. Thus, most swimming […]
Submersion Of Young Babies
Brief voluntary or incidental submersion may be included in lessons under the guidance of the teacher and at the discretion of the accompanying adult. Neither forced nor prolonged submersions are recommended. The forced submersion of young babies is not recommended by the ASA, a position fully supported by the Royal Society for the Prevention of […]
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Swimming With Verrucas (Plantar Warts)
Verrucas like most warts are due to a viral infection of the growing layers of the skin.Injury of the skin is a prerequisite for the contraction of warts, hence, a predilection for the hands, knees and feet as these sites are more prone to minor injury during childhood activities, particularly barefoot activities in changing rooms, […]