Bacterial Infections Articles

Are antibiotics necessary for ear infections, and if so, which antibiotic is best for them? Read this to understand types of ear infections, their causes, and when your child's doctor will likely prescribe antibiotics to treat them.

If you've ever noticed your baby rubbing her ear or the side of her head, you may have wondered what the heck is going on? Is she just scratching an itch, or could there be something else more serious?

Summary: In this article, you'll learn how to recognize if your newborn is too hot, the importance of monitoring their body temperature, and practical tips for preventing overheating. Understanding these signs and taking preventive measures will help ensure your baby's comfort and safety, especially in changing weather conditions.

Impetigo accounts for about 10% of skin conditions in children and is the most common skin infection in children between the ages of 2 and 5. Blueberry Pediatricians Dr. Rachel Tellez and Dr. Kristina Javier discuss all you need to know about impetigo in children, from causes and symptoms to prevention and treatment.

If your child spends a lot of time in water, you might be worried about them getting swimmer's ear - an ear infection resulting from water in the ear. Read this guide to understand the causes, common treatments, and ways to prevent swimmer's ear.

Blueberry Pediatrician Dr. Casey Sommerfeld shares insights and guidance on home remedies for soothing your child's sore throat.

Strep throat is common among children. Learn the signs, symptoms, and preventative measures of strep throat in this in-depth guide, medically reviewed by Dr. Kristen Borchetta, DO.

Throat irritation causing turmoil for your child? Read this in-depth guide to understand the causes and treatment of sore throat, how to prevent it from happening, and when to seek medical help if necessary.