Pediatric Conditions and Diseases

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vitamin e

If you are referring to the Seizure medicine, yes. You absolutely must stop taking it. Do not stop taking it without a doctor knowing though. Go see your neurologist. He may be able to put you on something that is safe. Keppra is not safe during pregnancy or breast feeding.

No actually. It has a bit of blood and some aliens but otherwise it's fine. Sometimes it has gore bit it's not that gory. Infact you can barly see it. Better for people 12+ even though it's a 15+.

your son has watery poop because he is getting really fat and he needs to go on a ten day diet, and that meens that he can not eat or drink anything, and that is including water.

Babies have very large heads compared to there bodies, therefore they have trouble supporting them and the musscles in there necks are not strong enough to hold it up that's why when you are holding a baby you have to surports it head.

The statement above is comletely incorrect. I am a pediatrician and I very well know the answer to your question. Email me at nancyc@yahoo.com for a full explaination.

Mostly 125 mg twice a day thru IV or IM.

This is usually due to inflammation of parotid gland or lymph node inflammation.

Jannet moyles is a theorist who discovered the spiral of learning.

Felineotrophia

It is certainly not normal. She should be shown to a doctor.

An advanced degree can be anywhere from 2 years to 8 years and anything in between. Some programs can be sped up or you might have to take less hours and then it would take longer.

There is a lot of damage that can be done by not supporting a baby's head. Both brain damage and suffocation can occur if the head is not supported.

Primary health care is care at the most basic and general level. Some examples of this might be when you go to the doctor because you are not feeling well, or getting treatment for a cut that looks infected.

It must be a dermal sinus a tiny tube with a blind end. It usually does not cause any problem. Sometimes it can get infected and cause pain and swelling. In that situation a minor operation may be required.

Worry about that in your last year of med school. You will be exposed to many specialities in med school.

In the 1960s, Shaken Baby syndrome was named after many children suffered from the apparent effects of being shaken by parents when they did something wrong. It inflicted head and neck injuries akin to whiplash. It leads to brain damage because the brain can be deprived of oxygen.

Often gas pain is caused by the bowels not moving properly, or by an abundance of acidic liquid diarreah like stool, also not moving comfortably through.

An APPLE can ease the symptoms of gas pain by relieving constipation, loosening stool, and absorbing excess liquid in the intestines. It is important that you feed the sufferer an actual fresh apple, not juice, not dried or canned or cooked. The pectin in the apple is what has the beneficial effect and pectin is most concentrated in the fresh apple. Any processing of the apple can damage or remove pectin and reduce the effect. Plus apple juice which is high in sugar may worsen the problem.

I was a preschool teacher for 8 years, and we often had kids that had gas pain. I would ask the child when was the last "number 2", and often constipation was a factor. I would then feed the child slices of apple and water until the apple was gone and in a few minutes to an hour, the "flow" had been reestablished, pain gone. No harsh chemicals, plus some vitamins and fiber. And not to hard to get a kid to eat an apple. Try it once for constipation, child or adult, and you will be amazed.

Here's a link to some science to explain why Apples ease gas pain and constipation.

http://www.drugs.com/npp/apple.html

how old is he/she? it depends on the age most of the time, if they are somewhere from the ages 1-4 then it might be a problem or them just experimenting they are from the ages 5 and up then take them to the doctors and see what is up or tell and teach them that it is not right to eat your poop.

A small, painless bump behind the ear of a child can be many different things. Some causes of this include mastoiditis, dermatitis, swollen lymph nodes, sebaceous cysts, cancers, and parasitic infections.

I actually had the same thing when I was ten and I am 14 now, and my mum took me to a chiropractor and they fixed it after about 2 days! Hope it gets better!

I actually had the same thing when I was ten and I am 14 now, and my mum took me to a chiropractor and they fixed it after about 2 days! Hope it gets better!

never...they shouldn't even get pigeon toe...thats nasty!!!

Still like a child of course, but starting to believe they are "grown up", but scared, need parental support less, less likely to believe every thing they hear. childhood last such a short time, encouragement to act child like is still appropriate.

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