In case you are wondering, we are in the height of viral illnesses in our community. As pediatricians, we see more RSV, influenza and other respiratory viruses spread through our patients more than any other time of year. Cough, runny nose, nasal congestion, sore throats, and fevers are all the rage this time of year … continue reading
As pediatricians, we spend a good amount of each well child visit talking about how important exercise is. We try to share tips on how to get your kids outside and away from the oh-so-enticing phone/TV/computer screens. To really drive the point home, every exam room in our clinic has a poster about the 5 … continue reading
The summer always brings the buzzing, biting, stinging creatures that wreak havoc on evening outings and picnics. In Montana, the mosquito is not the state “bird” as it is in Minnesota, but they can still put a damper on any boating or camping trip. The perfectly placed mosquito bite can create quite a localized reaction … continue reading
Billings Clinic invites you to an open house at the new Bob and Penni Nance Pediatric Unit on Saturday, January 16 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. A presentation and ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 11:45 a.m. The unit is located on the second floor of the east wing of Billings Clinic hospital above the … continue reading
Vaginal irritation in girls about 3-8 years old is very common for lots of reasons. They are not always careful about hygiene and that area is very sensitive at this time in their lives. Typical symptoms include pain and itching of the vulvar area (between the 2 lips), pain at the onset of urination, and … continue reading
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