Teething

when ever they bite you and other things they are not supposed to means they are teething

Hamster's teeth grow constantley their whole life like most (if not all) other rodents. You can buy chewing sticks for them at the pet store to keep them from getting too big.

its the sign of an over-worried parent

paragoric

i think teething fever in that sense is really just fainting from high temperature, but usually that only happens to small children but since euda is small, i think its that reason, not really that much help ^^" but that's the conclusion from my deduction.

Symptoms could be the following. * Complaining of their mouth hurting when eating something hard. * a little bit of blood is very common almost unnoticible. * the child constantly rubbing or holding there jaw * sucking on fingers (more then usual if they do already.) Yes they could be six year molars. you can give them soft foods to eat. if you want the baby teething wrings work it may sound weird and your probably saying.. "they grew out of them by now" but they will help. orajel apply onto their gums. or giving them a bit of child tylenol.

Homeopathic medicine Belladonna is safe to consume but Don't over dose

There is good coverage of that question at the link below this answer.

Teeth

They usually stop teething when they are 1 years old going on to 2 years old. Or just turning 2 years old.

The process of teething is when an infant's first teeth begin to erupt through the gum tissue. This is often uncomfortable or painful, and may even be accompanied by mild inflammation. Teething rings are designed for babies to chew on to expedite the eruption, and some are designed to hold a chilled water solution which cools the inflamed gums.

It is generally safe for babies to chew on their hands for teething relief, as long as they are not putting themselves at risk of choking or injury. However, it is important to monitor your baby closely and provide safe teething toys or objects for them to chew on as an alternative.

Common teething symptoms experienced by 8-month-old babies include drooling, irritability, swollen gums, chewing on objects, and disrupted sleep.

Common teething symptoms experienced by a 19-month-old child include drooling, irritability, swollen gums, chewing on objects, disrupted sleep, and loss of appetite.

Common teething symptoms in a 1-year-old include drooling, irritability, swollen gums, and chewing on objects. These can be managed effectively by giving the child teething toys to chew on, gently massaging their gums, and providing cold items like a chilled teething ring or washcloth to help soothe the discomfort. Over-the-counter pain relievers may also be used as directed by a pediatrician.