SEARCH

A detailed look at pet allergies, plus tips on how to reduce your exposure to these allergens.

A detailed look at how to care for your hearing aid, including daily cleaning and changing batteries. Includes safety tips on keeping hearing aid batteries out of the reach of children and pets.

Exams of the feet and ankles make sure that your child's bones are growing correctly and that your child is walking correctly. This helps prevent some future foot problems. Learn about foot care for your child, including when your child may need foot care and when to call the doctor.

Read how Osgood-Schlatter disease affects your knee, and see an illustration of the knee showing where it occurs.

Here is a list of things to bring to the hospital the day of your child's surgery.

Your child will be cared for by a surgical team. This team will include a surgeon, and one or more nurses, and other health professionals. An anesthesiologist or nurse anesthetist will give your child medicine to make them fall asleep. Here is information about your child's surgery.

Anesthesia is medicine that lets your child sleep during surgery. It is given by a trained specialist. Read on to learn how anesthesia works for surgery for tonsils, adenoids, and ear tubes.

A period is the result of a cycle that takes place inside a girl's body. This menstrual cycle makes it possible for women to have babies. The cycle begins with ovulation, when an egg is released and begins its journey.

Labor induction is a way to help get your labor started. This can protect your health and your baby's, too.