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How to Treat a Baby with Reflux

Jan 31, 12 How to Treat a Baby with Reflux

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare, Digestive Health

If your baby has reflux, it’s easy to get discouraged. Reflux may be very painful for some babies, which can result in many sleepless nights for parents. As with any treatment suggestions for babies, reflux should be treated under guidance from your pediatrician. Here are a few of the treatments that some parents use for...

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Fever in Babies – When to Worry

Jan 30, 12 Fever in Babies – When to Worry

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

Most parents can tell when their baby isn’t feeling well, even without consulting a thermometer. If your baby has a fever, it could be a sign that your baby could need medical attention. However, that’s not always the case. Here’s a short guide to fever in babies, and when you should take your baby to the...

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My Baby’s Poop is Green – Should I Worry?

The birth of a child brings on an era of discovery, one that will continue for several years. However, some of the things you’ll discover about your baby will simply cause you to worry, especially when it comes to your baby’s bodily functions. Many pediatricians will tell you that your baby’s bowel movements are a...

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CDC Still Unable to Find Cause of Morgellons Skin Disease

Jan 28, 12 CDC Still Unable to Find Cause of Morgellons Skin Disease

Posted by Carolyn in Skin Health, Weird Health News

After spending four years (and about $600,000) on an extensive study of the skin disease dubbed “Morgellons”, the CDC announced that they still don’t have any answers. Morgellons is a skin disorder that involves “fibers” protruding from the skin, and it can also cause abnormal skin lesions. The study...

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