When to Take Your Toddler to Urgent Care for a Fever
As a parent, you want your child to feel better as soon as possible when they’re sick. Learn when a fever requires urgent care to help them recover from their illness.
Evaluation for Newborn Rashes
We Provide Evaluations for Newborn Rashes,
Common rashes may be:
- Milia- Affects 40% ; Tiny white pappules on face
This can be due to keratin and secretion on the sebaceous glad. These typically present on day 1 of life on the areas of the nose and cheecks. Resolves after 7-14 days.
- Erythema Toxicum- Affects 50% ; Splotchy red spots on body
This common rash presents as splotchy red spots. These lesions may progress to producing pustular white/ yellow tips, resembing pimples. They can present anywhere on the body and resolves after 7-14 days.
- Neonatal Acne- Affects 30% ; Small white pustules
These skin lesions are sebaceous gland infections, and are believed to be associated with hormonal changes since leaving the womb or receiving hormonal influence through breast milk. This can take 4-6 months to resolve.
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Rectal Bleeding
Rectal bleeding in children is often caused by common, treatable issues . Parents should watch for persistent bleeding, pain, fever, dark stools, or weight loss and contact a doctor promptly. Proper diagnosis and treatment can provide relief
Abdominal Pain
Brief Summary:
Acute abdominal pain in children is sudden and short-term. It may be caused by minor issues, or serious conditions like. Seek medical care if the pain is severe, persistent, or comes with other symptoms like fever or vomiting.