What are Molluscum Contagiosum ? They look like small pimples initially before becoming pearl coloured raised bumps. In most instances there are about half a dozen spots, and they usually appear on the nappy area, tummy, face, arms and legs. But in some children there can be a large number, particularly if there is a history […]
Urticaria, also known as hives, is a common presentation to doctors and emergency departments. Usually the cause is unclear unless occurring immediately after exposure to a new food or drug. When urticaria is the only symptom it is not serious. What is urticaria ? Urticaria is a sudden pink, elevated skin eruption, occurring anywhere on the […]
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Types of Viral Rashes Seen There are two major groups of viral rashes. So called non specific viral rashes and ‘classic rashes’. The latter group have a variety of names and distinct patterns. Of these the most serious include measles, mumps, rubella and chicken pox which are currently covered in the immunisation schedule. Classic Rashes- […]
Warts are almost a inevitable, and occur in around 10-15% of children. They are common, harmless but annoying, and eventually disappear. They do not have to be treated unless they are causing problems.
Eczema is a common condition due to an inherited dryness of the skin surface, coupled with excess sensitivity to irritants and allergens resulting in inflammation. This article helps the parent understand what eczema means.
Impetigo, or school sores, is a bacterial skin infection caused by staphylococcus aureus or streptococcus. It is common in toddlers and school aged children during the summer months
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Molluscum Contagiosum
What are Molluscum Contagiosum ? They look like small pimples initially before becoming pearl coloured raised bumps. In most instances there are about half a dozen spots, and they usually appear on the nappy area, tummy, face, arms and legs. But in some children there can be a large number, particularly if there is a history […]
Urticaria and Hives in children
Urticaria, also known as hives, is a common presentation to doctors and emergency departments. Usually the cause is unclear unless occurring immediately after exposure to a new food or drug. When urticaria is the only symptom it is not serious. What is urticaria ? Urticaria is a sudden pink, elevated skin eruption, occurring anywhere on the […]
Viral Rashes
Types of Viral Rashes Seen There are two major groups of viral rashes. So called non specific viral rashes and ‘classic rashes’. The latter group have a variety of names and distinct patterns. Of these the most serious include measles, mumps, rubella and chicken pox which are currently covered in the immunisation schedule. Classic Rashes- […]
Warts
Warts are almost a inevitable, and occur in around 10-15% of children. They are common, harmless but annoying, and eventually disappear. They do not have to be treated unless they are causing problems.
Eczema, causes, treatment & advice
Eczema is a common condition due to an inherited dryness of the skin surface, coupled with excess sensitivity to irritants and allergens resulting in inflammation. This article helps the parent understand what eczema means.
Impetigo or School Sores
Impetigo, or school sores, is a bacterial skin infection caused by staphylococcus aureus or streptococcus. It is common in toddlers and school aged children during the summer months