What Is the Official Schedule for Well-Child Visits - and Why Are They So Crucial?
Here’s a trick question: Should you bring your child to a doctor when they’re sick or when they’re well? Answer: both. Read on to find out why.
Anemia Evaluation
Anemia can go unnoticed as symptoms are mild. However, as the anemia worsens the signs and symptoms intensify. Check you child for these signs:
- Easy Fatigue or Weakness
- Acting cranky or irritable
- Chest pain, shortness of breath
- Pale skin
- Headaches, dizziness or lightheadedness
- Cold hands and feet
- Brittle Nailes
- Crazings for non-nutritive substances such as ice, dirt, starch or paint chips.
If your child developes any of these symptoms, please give us a call today to schedule an evalutaion. We are here for you!
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