Prescriptions, Medications, and Antibiotics Articles

Summary: This guide explains the potential causes of foamy poop in infants, ranging from dietary factors to gastrointestinal issues. It provides insights on when to seek medical attention and how to address concerns with your Blueberry Pediatrician, ensuring your baby’s digestive health is well-monitored and supported.

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.

When your child exhibits strep throat symptoms like fever, sore throat, and swollen lymph nodes, the last place you want to be is a doctor's office. Fortunately, at-home strep tests are a reliable way to diagnose strep so your child can quickly get a diagnosis and treatment. This in-depth guide shares all you need to know about at-home strep tests: how they work, their accuracy, where to buy them, and what to do if your child's test results are positive.

If my child has yellow or green mucus in their nose, does that mean an antibiotic is needed?

Summary: In this article, you'll learn how often to bathe a newborn, best practices for bath time, and essential safety tips to keep your baby's delicate skin healthy.

Learn how to prevent and relieve constipation in children with pediatrician-backed tips on diet, hydration, and bathroom routines. Discover expert support from Blueberry Pediatrics and Begin Health.

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Over the counter antibiotics: is that a thing? Discover which antibiotics are available with and without a prescription, when antibiotics are needed, and common antibiotics used in pediatric care.

Summary: In this article, you'll learn about conditions commonly misdiagnosed as pink eye, such as allergic conjunctivitis, bacterial infections, and chemical irritants. Understanding these look-alike conditions is crucial for ensuring your child receives the correct diagnosis and treatment. Always consult a pediatrician if you're unsure about your child's symptoms to avoid potential complications.