Leukaemia Rash in Children: What It Looks Like and When to Get It Checked
Most rashes in children come from viral infections, allergies, or skin irritation, and clear without treatment. In a small number of cases, tiny red or purple spots on the skin…
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Normal Toddler Bruising vs Leukaemia Bruising: When to Worry
Bruises are common in toddlers. As children learn to walk, run, climb and explore, minor…
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A blood test can raise questions when your child's platelet count falls outside the normal…
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Stem cells are at the heart of a bone marrow transplant (BMT). They are special…
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When a child is diagnosed with cancer, parents have to think about much more than…
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You notice dark circles under your child's eyes and start wondering: Is this just tiredness,…
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Sickle cell disease and thalassaemia are both inherited blood disorders that affect haemoglobin, the protein in…
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The most common childhood cancers include leukaemia, brain and spinal cord tumours, neuroblastoma, Wilms tumour,…
Read More arrow_forwardThalassaemia and Pregnancy: Risks, Screening & What Parents Need to Know
Quick Facts: Thalassaemia and Pregnancy Being a thalassaemia carrier does not mean your baby will…
Read More arrow_forwardFoods to Increase Platelet Count Naturally: A Pediatric Specialist’s Guide
Quick Summary Normal platelet count is 1,50,000 - 4,50,000 per µL. Below 1,00,000 needs monitoring;…
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