Hello, My kid is 2.7 years old. He has thick black hairs. Recently I have noticed 4-5 brown hairs on his head. He is a healthy kid, with proper eating habits. Is it normal? How can we stop it from changing colour? Will it eventually turn grey?
Hi doctor, My 6 and a half month old baby boy weighs 9.8kg. He is on formula feed and recently started solid food 3 times a day. I'm worried about his weight gain. Is it healthy and normal weight? Will it delay the milestones achievement for him due to heavy weight? Please suggest.
My baby is 7 months 16 days old. From 1-2 months she is urinating every 20-25 minutes. Also she is only 7 kg birth weight was 3 kg. When she was 3 months old she was 5.4 kg then from then she has poor weight gain at 5.5 months she was 6 kg at 6 months she was 6.7 kg know at 7 months she is 7 kg . She is gaining weight but slowly. From one week I have started formula milk thrice a day 60 ml each times .for her increased urine frequency. Dr told us to get urine routine done . I have attached report . Report is normal . But I m worried why is urinating so much if there is no infection . Is it normal to urinate so many times or can we any other reason . Also poor weight gain .
Hi my son is 8yrs old his weight is 32kgs . How much mg Paracetamol tablet should I give him for fever
My son is 2.4 yrs old right now he speaks some few words but do not speak combine 2 words.when we tell to repeat words they we told but he didnot and he didnot like brushing how to teach them ...is everything t normal accordingly to his age
Three common pediatric nutritional deficiencies are:Iron Deficiency: Iron is crucial for the production of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood. Iron deficiency can lead to anemia, causing fatigue, weakness, and impaired cognitive and physical development in children. It's ...
Disclaimer: This blog by KinderCure provides general information on health-related subjects. The content is not a substitute for direct, personal, professional medical care and diagnosis.The Journey of Growth and DevelopmentThe path of a child’s growth is dotted with developmental ...
Flat head syndrome is caused by prolonged pressure on an infant’s skull during pregnancy or early infancy.Types of Flat Head Syndrome:-There are 2 types of flat head shapes, although some infants can have both forms. In plagiocephaly, the back of the head is flat on one side. In ...
Flat head syndrome is caused by prolonged pressure on an infant’s skull during pregnancy or early infancy.Types of Flat Head Syndrome:-There are 2 types of flat head shapes, although some infants can have both forms. In plagiocephaly, the back of the head is flat on one side. In ...
IntroductionVitamin D deficiency is a prevalent but often unnoticed health issue affecting a significant number of children worldwide, earning it the moniker "the silent epidemic." At KinderCure, we understand the critical role Vitamin D plays in bone health, immune function and overall ...
