Urinary Tract Infection in Children is characterized by fever, fussiness, or stomach pain during urination. The urine might have a foul smell, and appear red or cloudy. Frequent, incomplete urination may occur. Some individuals may experience loss of appetite, vomiting, or diarrhea. When a physical examination does not reveal any clear abnormalities, a urine sample will be collected for analysis.
Intussusception is a condition in which a portion of the intestine telescopes into the lumen of an adjacent segment. It is an emergency that requires prompt and proper treatment.
Hernia in children is a condition where the intestines or any organ within the abdominal cavity moves out of its original position through a hole or pushes itself through an area of muscle or fascia that has become weak, lost its strength, and goes to another position. This often results in a visible lump in a certain area of the abdominal wall.
Congenital complete obstruction of the esophagus (Esophageal Atresia) is one of the causes of respiratory distress in newborns, with symptoms from the very beginning of birth, which mostly starts with mild symptoms.
Gut Obstruction in Newborns (Gut Obstruction) Gut obstruction is a condition where the stomach or intestines become blocked, preventing food from passing through. It is considered a serious condition that can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.
Cervical cancer statistics in Thailand show that there are up to 3,000 deaths per year. The most common cause is infection with the HPV virus (Human Papilloma Virus Infection), types 16 and 18, which many people might not know that these two types of virus can be prevented by more than 70 percent just by getting the HPV vaccine to reduce the risk of cervical cancer starting from the age of 9.
Transitioning from childhood to adolescence is normal, but if physical changes occur prematurely, it may be a warning sign of precocious puberty, caused by too much sex hormones. Parents and caregivers should pay close attention to address and rectify the issue promptly, ensuring the child develops appropriately for their age.
A type of virus that can cause severe diarrhea is known as Rotavirus, which is found during the cold weather in both children and adults. Importantly, it can recur and spread quickly. Therefore, being knowledgeable about this virus is crucial for proper prevention and treatment.
We all want the summer months to be a time of fun and laughter for the little ones. However, just like winter months come with cold and flu, summer months bring few illnesses that we should all watch out for and protect our children.
Selecting a school with a good community and quality for one's child is a concern that many parents may have, especially when it comes to choosing a school for preschool-aged children with many options available. Therefore, knowing the principles of selecting the right school for your child is crucial.
Your relationship with your child is one of the most important influences on your child’s learning and development. Development is how your child grows physically and emotionally and learns to communicate, think and socialize. Moreover, oral hygiene and dental health are also important.
Fatty Liver is a condition characterized by the accumulation of fat, predominantly in the form of Triglycerides, within liver cells. This essentially means that there is an excess amount of sugar in the body beyond what is needed, causing the liver to convert it into fat.