Newborns Showing Signs of Opioid Withdrawl On Rise
The number of babies grew 15-fold.
Pediatric Pain Management
Alternatives to Meds May Be Effective for GI Disorders
Improvements with hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, probiotics in AP-FGIDs
Pregnant Patients Deserve Special Consideration When Managing Pain
It is irresponsible to assume that once a patient is pregnant, her pain management is the responsibility of the obstetric team.
Pain Case Report: Cramping, Foreign Body in Stool
A child presents to the emergency department with a seven-inch live worm in his stool.
Concussion Detection, Management Varies Widely
All too often, physicians, coaches, and athletes are swayed into making a quick conclusion after a hard hit.
Limit Post-Tonsillectomy Morphine in Children
Post-surgical pain relief with ibuprofen just as effective.
Daily Exercises, Education May Reduce Back Pain in Children
Study focused on 8- to 11-year old children.
Oral Viscous Lidocaine Not For Teething Pain
The FDA issued a warning that prescription oral viscous lidocaine 2% solution should not be used to treat infants and children with teething pain.
