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Why does my child keep getting mouth ulcers? Why some children get mouth ulcers
It can be upsetting to see your child struggle with mouth pain, especially when eating, drinking, brushing teeth, or speaking becomes uncomfortable. Some children may point to a sore spot inside the cheek, on the tongue, or along the gums. Younger children may not be able to explain the pain clearly and may instead refuse food, cry during meals, drool more than usual, or become more irritable. Mouth ulcers in children can happen for many reasons. They may be linked to minor i
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Seeing frequent nosebleeds in your child? Why nosebleeds happen in children
Seeing blood from your child’s nose can feel alarming, even when the bleeding stops quickly. Some children may have nosebleeds only once in a while, while others may seem to get them more often, especially during dry weather, after rubbing their nose, or when they have a cold or blocked nose. Nosebleeds in children can happen for many reasons. They may be linked to nose picking, frequent rubbing, dry air, allergies, colds, minor irritation inside the nose, or small injuries d
Jul 23
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