Allergies (kids) (2)
Anthrax (kids and teens) (1)
Anxiety Disorders (kids and teens) (1)
Appendicitis (kids and teens) (2)
Arthritis (kids and teens) (2)
Asperger Syndrome (kids and teens) (2)
Asthma (kids and teens) (2)
Attention Deficit Disorder (kids and teens) (2)
Autism (kids and teens) (2)
Bedwetting (kids and teens) (2)
Bipolar Disorder (kids and teens) (2)
Blindness (kids and teens) (2)
Bronchitis (kids and teens) (2)
Bulimia (kids and teens) (2)
Cancer (kids and teens) (2)
Celiac Disease (kids and teens) (2)
Cerebral Palsy (kids and teens) (2)
Chickenpox (kids and teens) (2)
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (kids and teens) (2)
Cystic Fibrosis (kids and teens) (2)
Deafness (kids and teens) (2)
Depression (kids and teens) (2)
Diabetes (kids and teens) (2)
Down Syndrome (kids and teens) (2)
Dyscalculia (kids and teens) (2)
Dysgraphia (kids and teens) (1)
Dyslexia (kids and teens) (1)
Eating Disorders (kids and teens) (2)
Endometriosis (kids and teens) (2)
Epilepsy (kids and teens) (2)
Fifth Disease (kids and teens) (2)
Glaucoma (kids and teens) (2)
Heart Disease (kids and teens) (2)
HIV and AIDS (kids and teens) (2)
Hypoglycemia (kids and teens) (2)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (kids and teens) (2)
Influenza (kids and teens) (2)
Learning Disabilities (kids and teens) (2)
Lou Gehrig's Disease (kids and teens) (2)
Lupus (kids and teens) (2)
Measles (kids and teens) (2)
Mental Retardation (kids and teens) (2)
Mononucleosis (kids and teens) (2)
Motion Sickness (kids and teens) (2)
Multiple Sclerosis (kids and teens) (2)
Muscular Dystrophy (kids and teens) (2)
Myasthenia Gravis (kids and teens) (2)
Orthorexia (kids and teens) (2)
Rubella (kids and teens) (2)
SARS (kids and teens) (2)
Scoliosis (kids and teens) (2)
Sickle Cell Anemia (kids and teens) (2)
Speech Disorders (kids and teens) (2)
Spina Bifida (kids and teens) (2)
Tonsillitis (kids and teens) (2)
Tourette Syndrome (kids and teens) (2)
Vertigo (kids and teens) (2)





Articles of category "Allergies (kids)"

A Food Allergy Kid is Uncommon
Added on 07/29/2007 to Articles Directory / Health / Kids and Teens Health / Allergies (kids)
It is essential to stay healthy through exercise and healthy eating habits. However, even children do exercise and eat right; they may develop allergies early in their lives. Children can develop allergies to pollen, mold, grass, dogs, and cats. They may even develop food allergies. But, kids very rarely develop food allergies.
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Do You Have An Allergy Child? Tips and Advice
Added on 05/31/2007 to Articles Directory / Health / Kids and Teens Health / Allergies (kids)
Watching your child suffer with allergies can be heart wrenching. As they sneeze, sniffle and try to see through blood-shot eyes, a parent may feel helpless. When suffering with an allergy, child and parent can work together to understand the allergy and to make life much more comfortable. The most important element is to be aware of the different types of allergies a child can suffer from and what can be done to alleviate that suffering.
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