Expert answers from Pediatrics physicians on health concerns and treatment options
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Should I be concerned if my toddler has warm hands and feet but no fever?
Warm hands and feet in your toddler without a fever are usually normal and not a cause for immediate concern.
If a child contracts walking pneumonia, is it contagious and will they need to stay home from school?
Walking pneumonia, often caused by _Mycoplasma pneumoniae_, is a milder form of pneumonia that can affect children and is characterized by symptoms such as a persistent cough, low-grade fever, and fatigue. Understanding its contagiousness and the need for a child to stay home from school is important for managing the illness and preventing the spread of infection.
When should I seek further medical guidance for hand, foot, and mouth disease?
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is generally a minor illness. However, consider seeking further guidance for those younger than 6 months of age, a weakened immune system, fever persisting beyond 5 days or inability to take fluids due to sore throat.
What are signs my child may have heatstroke?
Signs of heatstroke in children include severe headache, confusion, nasuea/vomiting, rapid breathing as well as decreased sweating and urination.
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