Pneumonia
An infection in the lungs. It can be caused by bacteria, a virus or both.Your child may have a fever a lack of appetite, chest pains, cough, anxiety.

Strabismus Repair
Surgery will move the muscles that attach to the eye. This changes the position of the eye and gets both eyes looking at the same thing at the same time.

Electrodessication
The destruction of warts, irritated seborrheic keratoses, pyogenic granuloma

Iron
A very important for growth. Iron is needed in the blood, the muscles, the tissues, and for the production of some important enzymes. Lack of iron can cause anemia.

Hernia
A weakness in the abdominal (belly) muscle where part of the intestines pushes through.

Sickle Cell
A sick red blood cell that looks something like a sickle. The hemoglobin in sickle cells lets out too much oxygen and that causes cells to sickle

Chicken pox
Usually a mild disease caused by a virus. It is very contagious. The most common symptoms are fever and rash. The rash begins as small red bumps that quickly develop into clear blisters on a red base. The blisters then become fluid filled and break within 24 hours—leaving a brownish scab. New blisters will form for 3 to 4 days.

Cellulitis
An infection of the soft tissue which is underneath your skin. It can be on any part of your body.

Constipation
When a person has a hard time moving their bowel going to the bathroom. It is the passage of infrequent hard stools.

The PPD test
A screening test done to detect tuberculosis infecti