Helping Teenager with Acne
Acne is caused by the increased production of an oily substance in the glands of the skin -- not by dirt or by eating fatty foods. read more
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Acne is caused by the increased production of an oily substance in the glands of the skin -- not by dirt or by eating fatty foods. read more
Many girls have varied periods for up to two years after their first period. There may be several months in a row without any period, especially durin... read more
Even after their first period, girls continue to grow taller, and "regular" menstrual cycles usually do not happen for one to two years more. read more
A peck on the lips or cheek and hugs from you are fine, as long as they do not produce discomfort or inappropriate responses from your son. read more
Acne treatment should be individualized and begun as early as possible. read more
Most cases of acne can be controlled and cleared up, either by over-the-counter products or prescriptions from a doctor. read more
The age at which a girl will start to menstruate is quite variable -- find out the normal range. read more
Advice on how to deal with breast development and puberty signs in girls. read more
Young women and adolescents should start having gynecologic examinations when they turn 18, or when they first become sexually active (if that occurs ... read more
Since gynecomastia is usually mild, we attempt to reassure boys that it's normal and nothing to worry about. read more
It's important to have an open dialogue with your daughter and her physician about all aspects of her medical care, particularly as she transitions in... read more
Is a female doctor a better choice for a girl, once she begins menstruating? read more
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