Doc Samina

What are the risk factors of not having a circumcision?

What is the "right age" for a circumcision?

Many parents start asking about this during warmer weather.

Some cases feel like an ordinary illness at first. The warning signs are not always obvious early on.

What starts as something common may lead to complications.

My answer will always be NO.

I do not hire unlicensed healthcare workers. Not because I underestimate experience, but because patient safety, ethics, and the law come first.

There are many licensed nurses looking for work today who went through years of training, passed board exams, and earned that responsibility.

Some symptoms appear hours after the injury.

Children do not always say they are having difficulty breathing, so how could a parent know if something's wrong?

Should you start becoming more cautious once a fever reaches this high?

Does TB just affect adults, or can it affect children too?