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ISSN 0973 - 0958
News Letter July- 2006

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Dear Subscriber:

New features on www.pediatriconcall.com for this month:

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CARE OF THE NEWBORN: Read about care of the skin and care of the umbilical cord and maintenance of body temperature in the babies.

COMMON PROBLEMS IN THE NEWBORN: Read about common problems such as regurgitation of milk, changing stool colour, fever, excessive crying, jaundice, sleep variation and urine problems in newborns.

B COMPLEX VITAMINS: The various B complex vitamins are Thiamine (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Niacin, Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6), Folic Acid and Vitamin B12. Read about the sources, deficiency and recommended daily intake of these vitamins.

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BILIARY ATRESIA: Sue Harrison shares her experience of her child having Biliary Atresia who has now grown into a beautiful young woman and had a gorgeous healthy baby boy. Read more...

You can also write about your medical experience that has left an impact on your life to give other viewers strength to believe and strength to stand up in adversity. Submit your experience on "SHARE EXPERIENCE"

EXPERT'S OPINION:
Query: Sir, My son is 10 months old he has tiny 2-3 Cms round red patches developing on the legs face & back. The older one get cured and new one comes out at different place. According to the skin specialist it is Prurigo-mitis. What is Prurigo-mitis? What is the treatment for it? Is it curable? What precautions should be taken for it? Thanks
Answer: Prurigo mitis are extremely itchy skin lesions that have no apparent cause. The lesion is accompanied by skin thickening and pigmentation. Prurigo mitis occurs early in childhood and is characterized by uniform type of small rounded, flesh colored, flat-topped lesions. Treatment consists of antihistamines. If the lesions persist, then other drugs may be prescribed by your doctor.

These are questions asked by the users of pediatriconcall. The answers are what the expert has to say. You can also send in your medical query by filling in the "QUERY" on www.pediatriconcall.com

DISCUSSION GROUPS: Create your own support groups, chat with parents of children with similar disorders and be a part of the discussion groups online on Pediatric Oncall. Our message boards are easy to use, and it's always fun to be part of a large community.

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