
Managing your child’s springtime allergy symptoms
Springtime can be anguish for children, who watch the weather change, and feel the daylight hours extend, only to be held back due to allergies.
Springtime can be anguish for children, who watch the weather change, and feel the daylight hours extend, only to be held back due to allergies.
A fever is a temperature of 100.4° F, or 38° C, and higher.
Food allergies are a growing public health problem and affect up to 8 percent of U.S. children. Take this quiz to learn how to help tamp down your child’s anxieties about food allergies.