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How much medication can you give a child? My son has 6 new teeth coming in, and is just miserable. Crying and saying Owie Mouth. Not sleeping well. So I've been alternating giving him infant tylenol and infant motrin (one dose daily, at bedtime). How long can/should we go on like this? I hope his teeth all come in soon!
Asked by Patty - 6 answers - Children’s Health - 2 days ago

What are the causes of short stature in a child or adult?
Asked by Upstairs_Mommy - 2 answers - Children’s Health - 1 week ago

How to prevent or minimize scarring?
Asked by CallieO - 2 answers - Children’s Health - 2 weeks ago

Is Urinary Tract Infection or UTI hereditary? When I was pregnant with my son, I have a UTI. When he was a month old, he started crying before peeing. I had him for a checkup and the finding was UTI. I'm just wondering why he got that UTI at a very young age. Is UTI hereditary?
Asked by Cossette - 2 answers - Children’s Health - 1 month ago

This is sorta off topic, but I was wondering - how do you start to potty train a girl? My daughter is getting to the point where she can start to control her bladder, but I'm not real sure how to start the potty training, any help will be greatly appericatedThanks
Asked by cntrybumpkin82 - 1 answer - Children’s Health - 1 month ago

Does anyone know if drug allergies run in families? I have have a drug allergy to Dimatapp - when it was given to me when younger I had one pupil dilate and one pupil constrict. I was always told that If I had children it would have to be put as an allergy for them too. I know have a 10 mth old daughter and her family dr says that dimatapp will not be an allergy for her because I had the reaction not her. Is he right? I'm kinda scared to even chance giving it to her but the PCP says its ok. What does everyone else think?Thanks in advance for the helpDee
Asked by cntrybumpkin82 - 2 answers - Children’s Health - 1 month ago

Is there something to boost his immune system?
Asked by Janie - 2 answers - Children’s Health - 3 months ago