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Teenage care & health

The teenage body is generally the most powerful and healthy of any human. Olympic athletes are often in their teens or early 20s. However, it can also be a time when parents have to watch out for things that might jeopardise this amazing strength and growth. There can be a lot of new issues for parents of teenagers to take on board. Not all teenagers go through these, but many start to experiment with increasingly risky behaviour – smoking, alcohol and drugs – many start to drive – and these combined can be really dangerous. On a less dramatic level, many teenagers don’t get enough sleep – and a lot of parents have no idea how much they really need. EP experts take you through the basics and can help you prepare for what can (sometimes!) be a tumultuous time.

Teenager

How to stop smoking

Teenager

All about asthma

Teenager

Asthma attack recovery plan

Teenager

NHS Link - Quit Smoking

Teenager

NHS Link - Healthier Families

Teenager

NHS Link - NHS Fitness Studio

Teenager

NHS Link - Dance workout

Teenager

NHS Link - Worried about your teenager?

Teenager

How many calories do teenagers need?

Teenager

NHS information - Should my teenager drink alcohol?

Teenager

NHS - Starting periods

Teenager

Teens & acne

Teenager

Teens & alcohol

Teenager

Sleep deprivation in children

Teenager

The dangers of diets

Teenager

Bone health

Teenager

Meningitis & sepsis

Teenager

Accident Prevention

Teenager

Quit Smoking

Teenager

NHS Link - Head lice and nits

Teenager

Poo and Wee Problems

Teenager

Anaphylaxis - the facts

Teenager

Female genital mutilation

Teenager

Immunisations timeline

Teenager

Steroid creams & emollients

Teenager

Asthma

Teenager

Teenagers & sleep

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