Dr. Harris Lilienfeld
Pediatrics
Lawrencewville, NJ
54 years experience
Locations
Office
Lawrencewville, NJ
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SpecialtiesDoctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Doctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Pediatrics
Languages spoken
English
Doctor Q&A
63 Answers
21 Agrees
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A 26-year-old female asked:
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Yes, watch for gas: Some children can get gassy from cabbage taken by mom. Remember that you can affect your infant.
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Culture: usually would need culture , or other PCC examination of excretion.
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Slow Inc.reased: needs to make your own foods slowly increasing consist any. Some kids also will eat over cooked carrots and peas as snacks usually use one at a time t... Read More
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See your doctor: Sore throats can be checked by your physician to determin if any lab evaluation is needed;
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Vaccine reactions: Depends on which pneumococcal vaccine is used. Usual reactions are soreness at injection site For some vaccines 5-9% get a low fever. Rarely an alle... Read More
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See your pediatricia: No antibiotics are needed unless infection see you pediatrician. There are topical therapies available if needed. Good general skin care and moisturiz... Read More
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Get help: If possible or actual postpartum depression, start by having her see her primary care provider who can direct her for therapy.
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Can have problems: The chance on next child with a problem depends on the type of anomaly. Consultation with a geneticist may answer your concerns.
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A 47-year-old member asked:
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Stop head banging: The obvious answer is stop banging your head.If you have a problem therapy like learning self hypnosis or behavior therapy can help.
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Sub clinical infecti: Immunization with a live attenuated virus vaccine can cause sub clinical infection. Can also have a local reaction with mild fever.
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Eating behaviors: Children eat better if hungry. What snacking to closes to meals. Also when sitting down to meals start solids first so the. Child doesn't fill up on f... Read More
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Fevers- cause: This fever just ned's to be observed. Adequate fluid intake needed. Since fever is not a disease, one needs to look for other issues such as cough, co... Read More
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Nutrition: Adhd meds have many side effects. Diet and nutrition and supplements like fish oil will help. If it is decided to use meds, many variables like whethe... Read More
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Can be used but: A good antihistamine but can be very sedative.
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Sleep hygiene: Probably safe. Issue is need to start tracing sleep hygiene. Kids need to learn to sleep in darkened quite room.
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Age to switch: Generally can switch whe weight over 100pounds.
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Yes: A lisp can be corrected at any age..Get an experienced therapist.
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Sugar water: You can use some sugar water. Mix 1tsp to 4-6oz and give 1-1, 5 oz couple times a day. Use regular sugar, do not use honey.
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Trauma: Maybe you tore some skin in the vaginal urethral area and are bleeding from that; Might want to get checked down there
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If problems arise: You need to get blood checked if you are having problems indicating high or low sugar problems. If obese and signs oh metabolic syndrome such as high ... Read More
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Not necessarily : At his age it is not important to push standing to urinate. It is more important that he is toilet trained
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Evaluate transition : This visit will evaluate transition from uterine to post uterine life. Feeding evaluation and weight loss check especially if breast feeding. Also ch... Read More
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Meds not needed: Cold medicines are not needed. The duration of the cold is not reduced and side effects are possible from sedatin to heart stimulation. General care w... Read More
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Conserve body heat: Newborns have a relatively large head - surface area- and can radiate off a lot of heat. Hat helps maintain normal boby temperature.
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There are topical me: It all dependson what type and hoe bad the acne is. Speak to your doctor and get evaluated and meds topical can be selected.
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Vitamins: Vitamin c in good doses may shorten duration. Los avoid diet high in vegetables and fruit and. God multivitamin.
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Watchful wait: Doesn't sound like a problem but suggest you treat him normally and observe for any change in behavior, feeding, becoming lethargic or just acting fun... Read More
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Go see a doctor. : You should take only recommended dosages. If not working see a doctor for you issues
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See your doctor: There are many types of therapy depending on what type of acne you have. You should follow medical advice carefully to get best results with no side e... Read More
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A 16-year-old female asked:
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Get help: Suggest start with seeing psychologist and work on learning to handle feelings. Also hypnosis may very healthy to get you up and functioning better
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Check online : There is a lot of information on line. Check organizations with information about your food allergies as well as blogs. A lot restaraunts have web pag... Read More
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Ask your pediatricia: Can alter diet. Talk with your doctor. Diet chanes and the use of juices better than use of laxatives.
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Talk to your doctor: Depends on what the sleep issues are. A visit to your pediatrician can help sort out the problems and strategies to correct issues can be given.
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Sleep habits: Can start by teaching child to go to sleep by itself; Can feed but child should be put in crib tired but awake and allowed to go to sleep by itself; ... Read More
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Breadt surgery : Problem best not to get any breast surgery or unnecessary manipulation while breast feeding.
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Natural treatment: May want to try hypnosis. Very effective, no meds, restrictions, and very satisfying to the child.
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Use finger foods: Since most kids at this age use some finger foods as snacks. Skip the cheerios and baby teething stuff and use cooked peas or carrots that can be pick... Read More
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Yes: Most feel that while a fever is present the disease process is still active.
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Heavy periods could : Having very heavy bleeding can be normal but also can cause excessive blood loss and anemia. Your physician can ck for this.. If needed hormone therap... Read More
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Speech therapy: I do not know it any devices.. If you have a significant issue see a speech therapist for therapy a strategies to reduce problem.
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Blood test: There is a blood test which can help tell the difference.
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Proactive-mild acne: Proactive generally works well for mild acne; If you have pustules or any scarring from acne you should see your doctor or dermatologist for best acne... Read More
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Abcess: Sounds like an abcess(boil). Should be checked. May need drainage and antibiotics
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Will not change: Breast size is generally genetically determined. Except for some endicrine issues , regulating year periods will not affect breat size
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Different rashes: erythema toxucum is a rash usually seen after birth consisting of effervescent rash spotty rash, not itchy and resolves spontaneously without ant trea... Read More
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Respiratory: pertussis. I'd whooping cough. Is basically a respirstory tract system illness with prolonged coughing and sometimes other respiratory issues
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Mild Gilbert's dis: There is a common condition of low but elevated bilirubin, usually runs in families. Bilirubin should not be too high. If concerned see your physician... Read More
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Mar 30, 2015
Dr. Lilienfeld is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Mar 31, 2015
Dr. Lilienfeld is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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thank you but what if all she wants to do is play with the finger food.
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Thank you so much. How can I know if I have endocrine issues?
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Thank you but that wasn't the answer I was looking for.
Education & Training
Medical/Graduate school
Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine, NS
Graduated 1968MD
Awards
Top Pediatrician, Second Place, New Jersey - Fall
2014
Top Pediatrician, First Place, Philadelphia Region - Spring
2016
TOP PEDIATRICIAN, First Place, Pennsylvania - 2018
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