October 2005

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Watch for signs of viral illness in children

Fall is a popular season for a herpangina, a viral illness characterized by ulcers and lesions inside the mouth, sore throat and fever. Although it is most commonly seen in infants and young children who are in preschool and daycare, it can occur at any age. Find out more about the symptoms and treatment for this common virus. Learn more 

Get answers to questions about your child's health

Have a non-emergency question at 4 a.m. or are you wondering about something but are too embarrassed to ask? Check out Texas Children's Parent Advice Line for a wide variety of topics, including childhood illness and injuries, wellness and behavior issues. This free service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Learn more 

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