Posted on 14 December 2008 by Edelita R. Jamis, M.D.
Getting a stitch done for a skin cut is a nightmare for any kid. Understand that the sight of a deep wound oozing with blood and the pain felt by your child is frightening already. What can be more traumatic for the child is the thought of a needle that has to pass through several […]
10 Must-Know Recommendations in Managing Burns in Children
Burns are the second leading cause of death in children. The most frequent type of burn that accounts for 85% in children <4 years of age are scald burns. Scald burns are usually home injuries acquired accidentally by children like getting poured or spattered by hot water, hot liquids and foods. Proper management of […]
How To Recognize And Initially Manage Bone Fractures In Children
As soon as your child becomes physically active and learns to risk for more daring experiences, he has a higher risk of having serious injuries such as bone fracture. Since their bones are still growing and supple, it could easily break, bend, or crack when considerable force is applied to it. This type of fracture […]
Is Ear Piercing Right For My Baby Girl?
Ear piercing is one of the oldest forms of body modification. Its origin dates back to several cultures and traditions around the world as a known form of art that has been passed on through generations. Today in the modern world, ear piercing is no longer a traditional customary practice that bears a deeper meaning. […]
9 Tips On How To Manage Perineal Pain After Delivery
A woman goes through great physical and emotional stress during the birthing process. Much attention is given to the pain during labor, that some women don’t expect postpartum pain to cause too much discomfort. Women usually complain of the discomfort due to vaginal tearing or an episiotomy. An episiotomy is an incision that is performed […]