Infectious diseases
Infectious diseases add significant volume in pediatrics. Bacteria, viruses and other pathogens are primarily responsible many diseases.
Thus, the purpose of this section in the site is to shed light and help parents with useful information on these common topics.
Also, soon in this area are two non-infectious subjects but from the field of rheumatology. Two inflammatory diseases – Kawasaki disease probably caused by an infectious trigger and PFAPA syndrome that mimics bacterial tonsillitis.
Hope you find this important chapter useful as well as interesting.
Infectious pediatric diseases
Fever after vaccines given at the age of 1 year (and generally after all vaccines) – what not to miss
Posted on 09/22/2024
Everything you need to know about the flu (influenza) – a very important read for the entire family
Posted on 02/11/2024
Naegleria Fowleri the brain-eating Amoeba or primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM)
Posted on 08/05/2024
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know (and dared to ask) about the tetanus vaccine (in children and adults)
Posted on 12/30/2023
Everything you need to know about the bacterium Mycoplasma pneumonia in children and adults
Posted on 03/22/2024
Going back to school or daycare after an illness – when should my child attend daycare or school after an illness?
Posted on 07/14/2024
Should I get the flu vaccine? And if so, which one? The Influenza vaccine, winter 2024-2025 edition
Posted on 08/21/2024
PFAPA Syndrome in children and adults – recurrent episodes of throat inflammation
Posted on 03/17/2024