A 41-year-old member asked:
how rare is phlegmon in general and in babies?
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Dr. Jennifer Diabo answered
Pediatrics 22 years experience
Common: Phlegmon is quite commonly seen in babies. Of course, it often appears concerning and worries parents, but it is not harmful and will often resolve spontanously.
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A 19-year-old female asked:
Do babies like being tickled? Obviously not for a long period of time... But in general?
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Dr. Errol Ozdalga answered
Hospital-based practice 13 years experience
Babys and touch: Any form of touch is generally good and can help to solidify a bond. Just, as you suggest, don't overdue it. If the baby doesn't like it, however, hr or she will likely tell you!
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A 50-year-old member asked:
What age do babies generally get vaccinated?
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Dr. James Ferguson answered
Pediatrics 46 years experience
Variable: The timing is adjusted for the point when the vaccine can do some good and modified for the need for booster effect.The Hepatitis B Vaccine can be started at birth, the common vaccines at 6-8 wks and MMR and varicella at 1 yr. Boosters are timed to maintain and boost earlier benefits.
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