Childhood Skin Problems
Below are our 6 articles in the childhood skin problems' category:
If your child suddenly develops a series of small, pale bumps that look a bit like chicken pox on his skin, he may have Molluscum contagiosum. The...
Fifth's Disease is an incredibly common childhood viral infection that usually passes without incident. It starts with a facial rash that looks like...
Most children get chicken pox, and many suffer from intense itching as a result. As a parent, you want to make sure the small, fluid-filled blisters...
Ringworm is a common childhood skin affliction caused not by worms, but by a particularly contagious fungus. Luckily, this fungal infection is easy...
If your child spiked a high fever of 106 F (41.2 C), no one would blame you if you panicked. But roseola infantum, characterised by soaring...
Hand, foot and mouth disease affects people - not animals - and involves a rash, mild fever and general feeling of being unwell. But it will go away...
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