Why Is My Child Suddenly Not Eating?
Helping Your Newborn Get Through Painful Pooping
Home Treatments For Croup That Will Help Your Child’s Barking Cough

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Home Treatments For Croup That Will Help Your Child’s Barking Cough

Has your child got a cough so bad that it almost sounds like a seal? Hearing a child with croup is concerning to any parent. Dr. Cindy Gellner breaks down the physiology of what is actually occurring. She suggests some at-home treatments and discusses how a pediatrician can help and when it is time to go to the ER.

Home Treatments For Croup That Will Help Your Child’s Barking Cough
ER or Not: Food Stuck in Your Throat
Helping Your Newborn Get Through Painful Pooping

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Helping Your Newborn Get Through Painful Pooping

That constipated look your baby gives you when they can’t poop can be entertaining to look at, but can be quite painful for your baby. Luckily, painful pooping, or infant dyschezia, is a very common, normal and curable problem. Dr. Cindy Gellner talks about what might cause dychezia and what safe methods you can use to help your baby.

Helping Your Newborn Get Through Painful Pooping
Is My Wrist Sprained or Fractured?
ER or Not: Food Stuck in Your Throat

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ER or Not: Food Stuck in Your Throat

You have a piece of food stuck in your throat. Maybe a piece of steak you didn’t chew well enough. It isn’t blocking your airway, but it’s definitely not going anywhere anytime soon. Should you go to the ER? Emergency physician Dr. Troy Madsen tells us when that lodged bit of food is an emergency and shares a surprising at-home remedy to try.

ER or Not: Food Stuck in Your Throat
When to Take a Vomiting Child to the Doctor
Is My Wrist Sprained or Fractured?

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Is My Wrist Sprained or Fractured?

Even a small slip or fall onto an outstretched hand can injure your wrist, but just how bad is it? Should you ice and elevate the injury? Or go to the doctor for an X-ray? Orthopedic surgeon and hand specialist Dr. Andrew Tyser lends his expertise on this episode of “The Specialists,” and explains what to look out for when it comes to wrist injuries.

Is My Wrist Sprained or Fractured?
Should I Be Worried if My Jaw Pops and Clicks?
When to Take a Vomiting Child to the Doctor

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When to Take a Vomiting Child to the Doctor

Many parents of vomiting children get concerned if it doesn’t stop after a day. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, says that doesn’t necessarily mean your child needs to see the doctor. She goes over the signs and symptoms of the stomach bug versus the flu, food poisoning and other illnesses. She also discusses what to feed a puking child and how you can treat the bug from your home.

When to Take a Vomiting Child to the Doctor
How Long Until Food Poisoning Takes Effect?
Should I Be Worried if My Jaw Pops and Clicks?

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Should I Be Worried if My Jaw Pops and Clicks?

If your jaw starts to bother you with clicks and pops while you eat or when you yawn, you might start to worry. Is it worth it to go see a dentist? Dentist Dr. Gary Lowder talks about what can cause jaw problems and what you might be able to do to resolve it without treatment. He tells you what to do if these problems become painful or if they persist.

Should I Be Worried if My Jaw Pops and Clicks?
Cardiac Ablation
How Long Until Food Poisoning Takes Effect?

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How Long Until Food Poisoning Takes Effect?

Sometimes we eat something we wish we hadn't. Emergency room physician Dr. Troy Madsen says food poisoning generally takes about six hours to take effect, but most people get through it all right. Learn about the symptoms of food poisoning and things you can do to help yourself get through it.

How Long Until Food Poisoning Takes Effect?
Why Is My Child Suddenly Not Eating?
Cardiac Ablation

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Cardiac Ablation

Overview of the cardiac/catheter ablation procedure. This includes testing (such as blood testing and possibly an MRI), preparation instructions, how cardiac catheters are placed, and your hospital stay.

Cardiac Ablation
Home Treatments For Croup That Will Help Your Child’s Barking Cough
Why Is My Child Suddenly Not Eating?

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Why Is My Child Suddenly Not Eating?

It might seem like your child doesn’t eat enough, is never hungry or won’t eat, and you worry he or she will starve unless you spoon-feed them yourself. Don’t worry. It’s normal for a child’s appetite to slow down between the ages of 1 and 5. Normal doesn’t mean it’s pleasant, however. Dr. Cindy Gellner gives you tips on what you can–and shouldn’t–do to help your child through this period of eating struggles.

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