Lumps, bumps, & other skin troubles

Article Abstract:

Lumps and bumps are common in children and usually harmless, but some should be examined by a physician. Information about blotches and rashes, strawberry marks, swollen glands, and warts is provided with advice about when medical care is required.

Management, Abnormalities, Skin, Self-care, Health, Self care (Health), Skin abnormalities

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When symptoms won't quit

Article Abstract:

Children offer suffer from runny noses, coughs, headaches and stomachaches. The conditions should be taken more seriously if they persist for a period of time or are accompanied by other longer-lasting symptoms, such as fever, that are described.

Cold (Disease) in children, Children's colds

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Straight talk about curved spines (and other back problems)

Article Abstract:

Backaches in children should be treated by physicians immediately to rule out infections, fractures and abnormalities. Scoliosis usually requires surgery if not found in time.

Diagnosis, Backache, Back pain, Scoliosis

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