
Stuttering In Children: Symptoms, Causes, Risks And Treatment
When a child involuntarily interrupts their flow of speech and tends to repeat or prolong sounds, syllables, or words while…
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When a child involuntarily interrupts their flow of speech and tends to repeat or prolong sounds, syllables, or words while…
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Neonatal hypoglycemia is when a newborn’s plasma glucose levels dip below 30mg/dL (1.65mmol/L) within the first 24 hours of life…
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Neonatal thrombocytopenia is a condition where a neonate has an abnormally low number of thrombocytes or platelets. Platelets are blood…
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A complete or partial break in a bone is called a fracture. Fractures can be open (compound) where the bone…
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Rickets in children is a skeletal disorder where the bones become soft and weak. The cause for this condition is…
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Any extra or unusual sounds other than the heart’s normal “lub-dub” beats are called heart murmurs. Heart murmurs in children…
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Clogged ducts or mastitis (inflamed breast tissue) is a common cause of breast lumps in breastfeeding women. Breast lumps or…
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The erroneous triplication or trisomy (the presence of an extra chromosome) of chromosome 18 results in a genetic disorder known…
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Jaundice is a condition induced by a liver disorder that causes the skin and whites of the eyes to turn…
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Bacterial infections in children are a major reason for emergency pediatric visits, especially in younger children. Bacteria are single-celled organisms…
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Completing potty training is a considerable achievement for parents and a significant milestone in a child\’s life. Potty training regression…
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A cataract is an eye condition that occurs due to the clouding of the eye lens. It is an age-related…
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