LET US FIGHT PNEUMONIA AND SAVE OUR CHILDREN
Ask the Paediatricians AGE GROUP LET US FIGHT PNEUMONIA AND SAVE OUR CHILDREN


EELA, NLA & COMMON SKIN CONDITION IN INFANTS Eela is a common term among the Yorubas used for skin disorders in infants likewise Nla is used by the Ibos. This terms more commonly refers to a skin disorder called Infantile seborrheic dermatitis (henceforth referred to as ISD). The cause of this disorder is unknown. This…
The issue of body changes and maturity in children has always been a source of concern to many parents. As always, they often bring up such issues with their Paediatricians. Today’s Post is borne out of the need to address this important topic and to allay some unnecessary parental fears. What is Puberty? Puberty is a…
Good oral hygiene is the single most important factor in keeping your teeth and gums healthy and good habits formed in childhood will last a lifetime. Children should be encouraged to take care of their teeth from an early age so that a good oral hygiene routine is instilled in them. In this article based…
As a Paediatrician with subspecialty training in Neuro-developmental Paediatrics, I basically take care of all children health issues especially those with physical and mental disabilities. This group of children are often referred to as Children with special needs. This is a topic I am particularly passionate about especially in the part of the world where I…
How do parents deal with cold in children? What causes cold in children and how long does it last?A cold is a mild viral infection of the upper respiratory tract – that is nose, throat and sinuses. It is usually caused by viruses, and there are many types of such viruses. Most colds will resolve…
In the first part of this series on childhood asthma: we established the fact that children can indeed have asthma just like adults. We discussed the common symptoms of asthma and the various possible trigger factors. In this concluding part, we will look at how the diagnosis of asthma is made and the treatment options…
Good afternoon Dr, thank you for the wonderful work. Please the rotavirus vaccination in most of our health centers they ask for money for the child to be given the vaccine, my son completed 6 weeks last week Monday and we went to the health center for our immunization and the woman that weighs children told if I want my son to be given the rotavirus vaccine I should 10k. So I wonder how the government is helping by collecting sure amount of money is it not because most of us cant afford private hospital that is why we go to health centers of the government
You need to ask your State Government Ministry of Health. I know they run short at some point; not sure if they have now. Unfortunately if the government does not supply then you have to pay for it.