Normal weight pediatrics
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I noticed today after picking my 5 month old son up from daycare, his pupils were unequal. They have never been unequal before. He was acting fine though. We came home and I checked their reaction to light with a pen light, both constricted equally. However without the light, the right is noticably more dialated than the left. I called his peds nurse hotline. A Doctor called me back and he said that because there are no other symptoms, it is normal. I don't think this seems normal.
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Pediatrics/show/304
Or you can talk with other parents in our Pediatrics patient support forum here:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Pediatrics/show/153
There seem to be a few discussions in our forums about this subject, and I notice that several of them involve kids who are in your son's age range. You might want to check them out as well:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/search/220?utf8=%26%23x2713%3B&query=ketotic+hypoglycemia
Hope this helps!
The dimensions for children are based and modified by weight, age and other attributes. For adults, there is a range for "normal" and usually does not consider size or gender...but it should!
TB is quite contagious and difficult to treat.
http://www.ecureme.com/emyhealth/Pediatrics/Tuberculosis.
9 year old w massive stomach pain above his bellybutton, low grade fever, headaches, dizziness, extreme tiredness. have had bloodwork done X-rays and catscans and everything comes back normal this has been going on for a week now. in the last two days he has slept 30 hours and has trouble staying awake what could be the problem?
No matter what kind of seat they have to be rear facing for some time. Its either til one or hit a certain age. I don't remember exactly what the weight is. They have some seats that go from 5 to 60 lbs or so. By then they'd be in booster if anything.
Her biological mother is 4 feet 10. Could the Lupron be causing this weight gain and is there any proof that it can increase her height?
Dear Doctors, I am the mother of three beautiful girls and I am from Saudi Arabia, my eldest daughter has started her first period on her 11th birthday, I am really concern and worried about her height. At present she is 4f.
Oh my gosh please talk with your ob and pediatrics they changed it years ago put your baby on there back to sleep. This change has decreased SIDS by over 60%. They changed this rule 15 years ago they can suffocate by there own weight on there belly. Also nothing goes on the crib unless its a breathable bumper pad. No stuffed animals, pillowsor blankets!!!
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Ask-a-Nurse/show/703
I think this is the Forum you are looking for. We ALSO have another SPECIALIZED Forum
that is a Pediatrics Forum and here is the link for that:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Pediatrics/show/153
As to what you need to do to treat your child, that can only be given to you by your Doctor.
//pediatrics.about.com/od/weeklyquestion/a/04_signs_autism.htm
American Academy of Pediatrics
http://www.aap.org/healthtopics/Autism.cfm
First Signs
http://www.firstsigns.org/
I hope you find this helpful.
As it relates to pediatrics most cases of hypertrophic hearts return gradually to a normal size in the first months after birth. Or it may be non-pathological, an anomaly, and the system conpensates for the defect.
s doc says to start sooner. There are exceptions but if baby is healthy and steadily gaining weight they really recommend 6mths.
lol Just a few weeks ago when I took my son to the doctor, his doc.( Dana Ankney, Forest Park Pediatrics) told me that it was okay to feed him eggs and he was barely six months. As long as the eggs are cooked and you're feeding him so he doesn't choke, he's fine.
So I'm142lbs and in my 27th week. Is that normal/good to be that weight? I feel as if I shouldn't weigh that much yet.
Adrenarche is what you are talking about, the adrenal gland kicks in a little earlier than normal giving us some expression of normal but annoying male hormones causing body odor, pubertal hair growth and some advancement of bone maturity, however, obesity itself can advance the bones as well and I would seriously look at the weight to be sure that the weight is controlled well, rapid weight gain and increased insulin production can also stimulate bone maturation and also adrenarche is influenc
Most ftms go over by at least a week unless medical intervention occurs. As long as its full term (now 39wks according to the American Association for Pediatrics jan 2014) I dont see why your doc would object.
My 21 month old son has started to break out with rashlike pimples 4 days ago. Its on his arms,hands, feet &legs. It doesnt have a white head like normal pimples, but the skin is very hard. Then i noticed that he started getting raised/welt looking redish bumps on his hands, they are about the size of his pinky nail. It doesnt appear to be itchy, hes not scratching. But it seems to be spreading. Ive went to 2 different pediatrics and both are clueless to what it is or whats causing this.
his senory is good i check his hearing did some blood tests and counts and they were normal. he doesnt like much of dairy producta like milk or cheese. he plays mostly on his own and sometimes with other kids. he is good at preschool . likes to do things himself like hold his cup or spoon or flush the toilet when he is done. but my main concern is he is delayed in speach and has poor eye contact. what should i do?
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