Treating Hemangioma
Hemangiomas can more easily be observed by your child's pediatrician and a referral made if the diagnosis is in question, if the hemangiomas are medic... read more
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Hemangiomas can more easily be observed by your child's pediatrician and a referral made if the diagnosis is in question, if the hemangiomas are medic... read more
If misused, Tylenol and other brands of acetaminophen have the potential for fatal injury to a toddler's liver. read more
There is a vaccine available for Lyme disease, but it cannot be given to children under the age of 15. read more
Skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and seborrhea are very common in young children. Find out what to do. read more
It's wiser to give a child the vaccine than to wait to see if he catches the chickenpox, which sometimes has complications. read more
When a child has asthma and an egg allergy, the flu shot may not be advisable. Consult with your child's doctor. read more
Immunizations are one of the most significant and cost-effective advances in medicine. read more
Hepatitis A usually lasts several weeks, but prolonged or relapsing disease can last as long as 6 months. read more
Meningitis is a disease that is passed from person to person in close contact with mouth and nasal secretions. read more
Scarlet fever is simply a "strep throat" with a rash. read more
The flu (influenza) vaccine is strongly recommended for any person six months or older at increased risk of having the flu. read more
Recurrent pains in children are very common, with the head and belly being two of the more common sites. read more
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