Children's bodies are still growing. So their skeletons are different from those of adults.
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Dislocated Finger (Child)
A dislocation occurs when the strong bands of tissue that hold the bones of a finger joint together tear. This lets the bones move apart and out of place.
Abscess, Incision and Drainage (Child)
An abscess is an area of skin where bacteria have caused fluid (pus) to form. In some cases, an abscess will be cut and the pus drained out.
Shigella Gastroenteritis (Infant/Toddler)
Shigella is an infection of the intestinal tract. It is caused by bacteria. It is more serious than the common “stomach flu,” which is caused by a virus.
When Your Child Has Constipation
Constipation is a common problem in children. Your child has constipation if their poop is hard and dry. This often leads to straining or trouble pooping. Read on to learn more about symptoms and treatment.
