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Your child’s nausea and vomiting can be caused by various factors, from stomach bugs to stress. However, when these symptoms occur following a head injury, they could be indicative of a concussion – a mild form of traumatic brain injury. Understanding when nausea and vomiting are signs of a concussion...
Managing ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) in children can be a complex and often frustrating experience. The symptoms, which range from poor focus to impulsivity, often lead to academic struggles and social difficulties, which can affect your child’s self-esteem. Addressing this aspect of ADHD is crucial for your child’s well-being and long-term...
From their first smile to their first step, your child's milestones are a celebration of their growth and development. When these milestones are not reached in the expected time frame, you're likely to get worried, which is understandable. While each child is unique and develops at their own pace, significant...
The brain is the body's control center. It controls everything from movement to emotion, cognition, and how a person perceives sensory input. So, when we recommend a specialized test like an ambulatory EEG for your child, it's understandable to feel anxious and confused and have countless questions. What is an...
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a common developmental disorder in children. It causes difficulties with social interaction, communication, and can result in restricted, repetitive behaviors. It's a condition that affects not just the person with the disorder but also their loved ones. In recent years, research has supported the idea...
As a mom, dad, or guardian, nothing is more important than ensuring your little ones are happy and healthy. When they repeatedly complain about headaches, it's natural to be worried. Headaches in children are common; while some are fleeting, some are pesky. Differentiating between a routine issue and something more...
Childhood is a magical journey. It's a time of firsts — first steps, words, and friendships. But for some kids, these firsts come a little later. When kids don't hit those milestones at the usual time, they may have developmental delays. But what causes these delays? Dr. Henry Hasson, a...
Rett syndrome is a rare genetic condition that primarily affects girls, causing severe problems with speech, movement, and thinking abilities. The recent FDA approval of Trofinetide, a groundbreaking treatment, has brought excitement and hope to patients and families affected by Rett syndrome. In addition to its benefits for Rett syndrome,...
If you, your child, or someone you care about is living with epilepsy, you must be curious about the symptoms and how best to manage them. For starters, it's crucial to know the basics of this condition. Epilepsy is a common neurological disorder that causes sudden, recurrent seizures. These seizures are...
Children experience head bumps, big and small, all the time. While that’s generally nothing to worry about, occasionally, a head bump can cause a concussion. And a concussion can affect your child’s sleep. Here, Dr. Henry Hasson explains how this can occur. A concussion is a common type of traumatic...
If your child is one of the more than six million kids in the United States who have ever been diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you know that dealing with the condition and the behavior it causes can be difficult. ADHD is a chronic condition that causes a combination...