Perception of Cautery Healing Effect among Infantsa Parents at the Southwestern Area of Saudi Arabia

Perception of Cautery Healing Effect among Infantsa Parents at the Southwestern Area of Saudi Arabia

Ali M. Dr. Al-Binali

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Mohammed A. Dr. Al-Huneif

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Safa M. Al-Haider

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Dr Ossama. Mostafa

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Suleiman H. Dr. Al-Fifi

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Ahmed A.Dr. Mahfouz

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α King Khalid University

Perception of Cautery Healing Effect among Infantsa Parents at the Southwestern Area of Saudi Arabia

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To explore the pattern and determinants of traditional cautery practices for management of ailments among infants visiting the outpatient clinics of governmental hospitals in Aseer District. Methods: This study was conducted at the Pediatrics’ Outpatient Clinics of governmental hospitals within Aseer Region. The data collection sheet included personal characteristics and variables related to cautery practices. The study group comprised 150 infants and an age-and gendermatched control group (134 infants) who did not have any cautery marks in their bodies. Results: Parents sought cautery for their infants mainly because of abdominal distension (28%), prolonged cough (27.3%), persistent vomiting (22%) and excessive crying (14%). The main sites for cautery were the infant’s chest (50.7%) and the abdomen (38.7%). The person who performed cautery to the infants was mainly a professional traditional healer (89.3%). Inflammation of skin at the cautery site occurred in 26.7% of infants.

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Ali M. Dr. Al-Binali. 2014. \u201cPerception of Cautery Healing Effect among Infantsa Parents at the Southwestern Area of Saudi Arabia\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - F: Diseases GJMR-F Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue F4): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjmra

Print ISSN 0975-5888

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Submission ReceivedDecember 8, 2013
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Country: Saudi Arabia

Subject: Global Journal of Medical Research - F: Diseases

Authors: Ali M. Dr. Al-Binali, Mohammed A. Dr. Al-Huneif, Safa M. Al-Haider, Dr Ossama. Mostafa, Suleiman H. Dr. Al-Fifi, Ahmed A.Dr. Mahfouz (PhD/Dr. count: 4)

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