Asthma in children
Asthma in children affects breathing, the airway or lungs in children. Severity is judged by breathing effort and oxygenation, not by cough or noise alone.
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Vomiting in children
Vomiting in children affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
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Urinary tract infection in children affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
Read more →Ulcerative colitis
Ulcerative colitis affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
Read more →Threadworms
Threadworms affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
Read more →Pancreatitis in children
Pancreatitis in children affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
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Hirschsprung disease affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
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Hepatitis affects the digestive or urinary system in children. The pattern can be brief and self-limiting or require targeted investigation and ongoing care.
Read more →Head injury in children
Head injury in children is a neurological, developmental, learning or behavioural condition. A diagnosis describes support needs and patterns; it does not define a child’s potential.
Read more →Febrile seizures
Febrile seizures is a neurological, developmental, learning or behavioural condition. A diagnosis describes support needs and patterns; it does not define a child’s potential.
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