Bacterial Infections Articles

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After your child is diagnosed with an ear infection, you may wonder: are other symptoms a result of their ear infection? Wonder no more. Our board-certified pediatricians weigh-in on common questions parents ask.

Ear infections are common in children under three - but that doesn't make them less stressful for a parent or child. What causes them? How do you treat them? Can you prevent them? Get answers to these questions and more with expert guidance from Blueberry pediatrician Dr. Kristen Borchetta, DO.

Summary: It can be tough to tell what’s causing your baby’s discomfort. Is it an ear infection? Or teething? There are a few key differences between the two that can help you figure it out. Here’s what you need to know.

Sore throat and ear pain are two of the most common signs of an infection. What exactly causes these symptoms? The answer is far from simple. Read about six possible causes for your child's throat and ear pain, how pediatricians diagnose and treat them, and when to seek further evaluation.

Summary: In this article, you'll learn about the common causes of green poop in toddlers, including dietary factors, fast digestion, and health-related issues. You'll also discover when it's necessary to consult a pediatrician, how to address green poop through diet changes and monitoring, and what normal stool colors look like for toddlers.

Curious about the risks and safe use of antibiotics? Dive into this informative article! You'll explore common side effects, learn how to safely administer antibiotics, and discover commonly prescribed options for children. Plus, find out how long antibiotics stay in a child's system and why it's crucial to avoid antibiotic resistance. Let's get informed together!

When your baby has a fever, you want to do everything you can to make them comfortable. One question you may have is what is the best way to dress them? Keep reading to learn more about how to dress a baby with a fever at night!

If your child spends a lot of time in water, you might be worried about them getting swimmer's ear - an ear infection resulting from water in the ear. Read this guide to understand the causes, common treatments, and ways to prevent swimmer's ear.