Viral Infections Articles

Learn about pink eye and how to manage it. Discover if it's contagious, what the treatment options are, and when to seek medical advice.

Summary: In this article, you'll learn how to recognize if your newborn is too hot, the importance of monitoring their body temperature, and practical tips for preventing overheating. Understanding these signs and taking preventive measures will help ensure your baby's comfort and safety, especially in changing weather conditions.

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.

Green poop in kids is usually normal — bile, leafy greens, blue or green dye, iron, antibiotics, or a quick stomach bug. Learn the real warning signs (red, black, white stool; fever; dehydration) and when to call a pediatrician.

Baby vomiting but no fever? Usually it's overfeeding, reflux, or a stomach bug. Learn the red flags, dehydration signs, and exactly when to call your pediatrician or 911.

As the weather gets cooler and seasons shift to fall and winter, seasonal illnesses will likely hit your household. But the common cold and flu aren't the only illnesses parents should be concerned about. RSV is just as contagious and likely to be contracted by your little one (regardless of age). Learn the signs, symptoms, treatment, and ways to prevent RSV in this in-depth guide, medically reviewed by Dr. Kristina Javier, MD FAAP.

A comprehensive guide for parents on understanding and navigating flu season to keep kids healthy. Learn about flu symptoms, treatment, and prevention strategies.

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.

Learn about croup treatment at home, when to call your pediatrician, and emergency signs. Expert guidance for parents from board-certified pediatricians.