Infant rectal prolapse occurs when the rectum protrudes outside the anus and can be seen as red, moist, tube-shaped tissue. Infant rectal prolapse in most cases occurs due to constipation, however it can also be a consequence of intestinal malformation or a parasitic infection. This situation is more common in children up to 4 years […]
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The child’s heartbeat considered normal varies according to age, from 100 to 205 bpm, for a newborn baby, to 60 to 100 bpm, for a 13-year-old teenager awake and at rest. Although changes in heart rate can be seen in common situations, such as when the child sleeps, cries or is playing, in some cases […]
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Infant botulism is a relatively rare but serious infection caused by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum which can contaminate water and poorly preserved food. Thus, the bacteria can enter the baby’s body through the consumption of contaminated food and starts to produce a toxin that results in the appearance of symptoms. The most common source of […]
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Roseola is a disease caused by viruses, mainly human herpesvirus types 6 and 7, echovirus 16 and adenovirus, which can be transmitted through droplets of saliva. Infantile roseola is an infectious disease that causes symptoms such as sudden high fever, decreased appetite and irritability, which last about 3 to 4 days, followed by the appearance […]
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Infant nosebleeds should generally not be a cause for concern and are common after blowing the nose forcefully or inhaling cold, dry air, especially in winter, but can also be caused by allergies, colds and objects placed in the nose. Normally, nosebleeds in children are not serious and do not require specific treatment, it is […]
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