Infants & Children

Loss of appetite can happen to anybody. Appetite is the need or desire for food and can be affected by many factors including illness and anxiety.

Asthma occurs when the airways narrow, swell, and produce more mucous than usual, restricting air supply and making it hard to breathe.

While it is normal for newborns to fuss and cry, if they cry uncontrollably for extended periods of time, three hours a day or more, they could have colic.

Dry skin may not only be unsightly, but also itchy and cause more complex skin conditions. Taking care of your skin today will help prevent future problems.

All children have individual bathroom habits. Not going every day does not necessarily mean your child is constipated. Signs of constipation include going less than usual, trouble going, or stools that are hard or dry.

Oral pain refers to any part of the mouth area that is sore or uncomfortable, including the lips, tongue, cheeks, teeth, gums and jaw.

The causes and symptoms of ADHD

An allergy is an allergic reaction to usually harmless substances such as pollen or dust. Symptoms may include runny nose or sneezing, similar to the common cold, one of the reasons allergies are often undiagnosed.