Teething may cause mild gum inflammation and slightly raise your baby's body temperature. Call a doctor for major sleep changes, vomiting, fever, or diarrhea — teething won't cause these.

Teething Myths: A common misconception is that teething causes high fevers, diarrhea, or severe illness. In reality, it may cause a slight rise in temperature but should not result in a high fever.

diarrhea. Parents can help their children by gently massaging or rubbing the gums of the child with finger. It is seen, a ...

E. coli bacteria were found in a routine sample taken in the 1000 block of Ashley Avenue in Indian Harbour Beach on Thursday, April 10, according to an email from Cheryl Mall, Melbourne public ...