Leg pain on one side, without known injury, usually means that a child (usually a boy) needs to see his Pediatrician for a thorough exam. Boys, as most parents know (and despite the political attempts at uni-sexing children), are a lot more likely to inflict injury on themselves due to their general activity preferences. Read […]
You made such an impression on that 17-year-old boy who nearly died on the baseball field last week that he’s now back for his followup with the question: “When can I go back to playing baseball?” Well, how about it?
I haven’t gone off the deep end when I tell you there are “Martians” living in Los Angeles California… it’s true. I did live in California seven years without spotting one myself—three even near San Francisco; but, I didn’t have the “App” to help me find them back then.
[A woman is grateful for the more thorough articles on the Pediatric House Calls blog.] (more…)
[A reader desires the contact information for some dental ID devices.] (more…)
[Site no longer active – It’s camped on by an internet “flipper” trying to make a killing. I even tried to use the “wayback” archives to try and resurrect the page to include here; but, alas, it didn’t work!] Being a parent to a child with Asperger’s High-Functioning Autism is at least high-adventure parenting if […]
[Site is active but the page I wanted you to see has been taken down. Really sorry, it was a great story.] Perhaps you’ve had a baby in the newborn intensive care unit (NICU); or, perhaps you’ve had a friend in that situation. If so, you’ve probably had a chance to contemplate the varied needs […]