Children's Health

Childhood obesity affects 20 percent of all children in the United State. Regular visits with your Conway family medicine office can help prevent childhood obesity, which can lead to type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. The positive side to childhood obesity is that it can be prevented. When your family partners with
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What Vaccines Are Required For School? Whether you’re preparing your child for the first day of Kindergarten or Googling “doctor near me” for your middle schooler’s sport exam, it’s important to be aware of the vaccinations required for school in South Carolina. The state made some changes for the 2018-2019 school year, so parents should
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With longer days and warmer temperatures, it’s time to get off the couch! As your pediatrician may have told you, unhealthy children become unhealthy adults, so get the kids involved in your new activities. Kids will learn from your example, and with so many benefits to staying active – remember, being physical fit doesn’t call
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How Often Should Your Child See The Doctor? It may not seem necessary, but you’ll want to plan several well-visit checkups with a pediatrician for your child during their first few years of life. Even if your child is healthy, the well-visits are necessary for doctors to detect any health concerns before they become serious.
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One of the most common childhood disorders is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).  It is a complex mental health disorder that can affect your child’s success at school and personal relationships.  There are multiple signs of ADHD which vary with each individual child. These are sometimes difficult to recognize because all children display these behaviors
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Often when a child get sick, the illness will simply run its course with no further worries or problems. Due to this, many parents are unsure what symptoms may warrant a consultation from a pediatrician. Some symptoms to watch for are: Dehydration. It is important to contact a doctor if your child becomes dehydrated.  Some
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A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in the medical care of children and childhood illnesses. Their job is to manage the health of your child, including physical, behavioral, and any mental health issues. They are trained specifically to diagnose and treat all childhood illnesses, from minor health problems to serious diseases. Their education includes
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Here at Careteam+ we take special care of our pediatrics patients and their parents.  Often new parents are unaware of the everyday things that can cause harm or make their curious toddlers very sick.  March 20th through the 26th is National Poison Prevention Week, a perfect time to shine a light on the household items
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Juvenile Arthritis affects more than 300,000 children in the US alone. This debilitating disease takes its physical and emotional toll by making everyday activities such as running and jumping so painful that those affected often choose not to participate. What is Juvenile Arthritis? Also known as pediatric rheumatic disease, JA is an umbrella term used
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