Smallpox vaccine This should be inoculated to all children of 1 a 2 years; However, the doctor may postpone it if the child has eczema or a rash since vaccination in these conditions can cause very violent reactions.The doctor places a drop of vaccine on the skin (arm, leg or buttocks) and make a few small scratches or scarifications, through which the skin absorbs it. After three ....
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Mouth ulcers are painful, being able to form one or several at the same time. They heal by themselves in a period of 8 a 14 days and the cause that causes them is unknown. The first symptom is small painful blisters on the inside of the cheeks, on the tongue or gums. The child complains of a sore throat and does not want to eat or drink. After a day or two, the blister ruptures and an ulcer or sore appears..
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Stuttering is a disruption in the flow of language caused by the repetition of certain sounds, prolongation of others and hesitation when speaking. The child who stutters while speaking, you can avoid it when you sing, repeat a memory lesson or act out a performance. There is a case between 125 boys and is much more common in boys than girls, but you don't know why. Transient stuttering: Between the 2 and 5 years, the majority...
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Measles It is a very contagious disease caused by a virus. It can be prevented by vaccination and most doctors recommend it to avoid the complications that this disease can bring.The first symptoms are similar to those of the common cold. The child has a dry cough, red, watery eyes and fever sometimes rises quickly, that appears about ten days after contracting the disease ....
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Keloid It is the harmless and progressive growth of the tissue that covers a scar produced by cuts, Burns, punctures or incisions. Keloids appear more often among blacks than Caucasians. Doctors do not know exactly what causes keloid. List typical keloid developed around a burn on a child's wrist. During the first months the ....
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