As a parent, it’s easy to feel helpless when your kiddo isn’t feeling well. We get it! The graphics and links below can help you decide when to be concerned and when to seek care for these common childhood conditions.
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asthma
How to avoid asthma flare-ups and when you should take your child to the emergency department.
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chest wall malformation
Most chest wall malformations are asymptomatic, but parents should be aware of the symptoms that may need further evaluation.
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constipation
Understand when constipation is a cause for concern and what to do to prevent it from happening.
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cough
Cough may be due to drainage or congestion or by inflammation at the back of the throat.
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earache
Learn more about ear infections and when your child might be a good candidate for ear tubes.
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fainting during sports
Sometimes passing out during exercise can be a sign of something more serious going on.
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fever
Is your child just fighting off a virus or is their fever a sign of a more serious concern?
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headaches
Headaches are hard for kids to describe, learn how you can tell if one is a cause for concern.
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nosebleed
Nosebleeds are a common occurrence in childhood. Learn more about why they happen and when you should be concerned.
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picky eating
Picky eating is typical for most kids but when does it become an issue and need expert care?
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scoliosis
Scoliosis is an abnormal curvature of the spine which affects more than 100,000 children in the U.S. each year.
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sore throat
When to be concerned about your child's sore throat and what to do if it ends up being strep.
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sprains
Caring for a sprain at home is possible, but in some cases more urgent medical care is needed.
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tummy aches
Tummy aches are one of the top reasons parents bring their child to the emergency department.
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