When your child is enduring a sore throat, you will wonder—could this be strep throat? Strep infection is bacterial in origin and commonly occurs in children. You must see a doctor to prevent its spread and avoid serious health complications later. Anyone can contract strep throat, but it’s prevalent in children aged 3–15. It’s less […]
One afternoon after coming home from school, you’ll notice your kid doesn’t like eating their favorite food on the dinner table. Then, after a while, they will clamor for pain when they swallow and drink. In no time, your kid eventually loses appetite. As a parent, it’s not unusual to entertain the thought that your
Is your child experiencing sore throat-like symptoms? If so, your child might have a strep throat infection. For parents, it’s essential to understand this highly contagious disease commonly affecting children. In this post, we will delve into the attributes of a strep throat infection that every parent should fully understand. The discussion will cover the
According to a recent Centers for Disease Control CDC announcement, the Measles Mumps Rubella vaccine can be given to infants younger than the usual age of administration which is 12 months. This is because of the measles resurgence in several states in the country and many countries globally.The announcement is geared mainly towards children who
To STREP or Not to STREP: Decoding the Common Pediatric Dilemma To STREP or not to STREP, that is the question. Let us talk about some of the confusing aspects of this common diagnosis and how the decisions are made most times in the outpatient setting STREP. Streptococcal pharyngitis is one of the most common
