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    Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

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    Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is the only not-for-profit healthcare system in Georgia that has improved the lives of children for 100 years by providing the special care they need.

    Our community of patients, families, donors, volunteers and dedicated physicians and employees help us continue our mission: making kids better today and healthier tomorrow.

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      Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this directory. However some changes may occur between updates. Please check with your provider to ensure that he or she participates in your health plan.

      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Sep 23, 2011

        How should I treat my child's cold?

        There are some things you can do for your child to make him feel better until the cold is gone:• Give lots of cool, clear liquids so that he does not get dehydrated (dried out). Do not try to...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        When should I call the doctor about my child’s earwax?

        Call your child’s doctor if your child has:Bleeding or pus draining from the ear canalAny hearing problemsEar pain

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        How would a child’s excess earwax be treated?

        Your child’s doctor will talk with you about specific care for your child. Some general guidelines to follow include:You may use over-the-counter earwax removal drops.Hydrogen peroxide or war...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        When should a child’s earwax be removed?

        Earwax does not usually need to be removed from the ears. It should be removed if: It is causing hearing problems.If your child has a problem with repeated ear infections, so the doctor can check ...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        What are possible symptoms of excess earwax in a child?

        Earwax is a normal product that the body makes in the ear canal. It helps to protect and moisturize the ear canal. Too much wax or old, hardened earwax can sometimes cause problems.Your child may h...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        When should I call the doctor about my child’s contact dermatitis?

        Call your child’s doctor if:The rash becomes better with treatment and then reappearsSymptoms become worse after treatmentShortness of breath or breathing problems occurThere is no relief in ...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        How should a child be treated for contact dermatitis?

        Your child’s doctor will talk with you about specific care for your child. Some general guidelines to follow include:Remove and wash all clothing and linens that may have caused the reactionW...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        What are the contact dermatitis symptoms a child could have?

        Your child may have one or more of the following symptoms:An itchy rashHives or welts (red, raised areas) on the skinSwollen face or eyesRash that can last from one to three weeksIrritation and inf...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        How could a child get contact dermatitis?

        Contact dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin that your child may get after touching objects like clothing, soaps or plants (poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac). The skin may appear red, rais...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        What are tips for adding fiber to a child’s food?

        Tips for adding fiber to foods:Dip French toast into crushed cereal before cooking.Use granola, high fiber cereals, or fresh fruit as topping on ice cream or yogurt.Add high fiber cereals or fresh ...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        Are there any foods that might be dangerous to my child?

        Do not give corn syrup or honey to children less than 1 year of age, this can make them sick (causing Botulism). Do not give nuts and popcorn to children under 3 years old or to children who hav...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        What are some high-fiber foods I can give my child for constipation?

        Many cereals, breads and grains have fiber, such as:Bran flakes, shredded wheatOatmealBran muffinsGraham crackersBrown riceWhole wheat breadHave your child eat one or two fruits and one or two gree...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        Who pays for a child’s cochlear implants?

        Cochlear implants are usually covered by most insurance plans and Medicaid. The cost of therapy is usually covered by Medicaid, but may not be covered by all insurance plans.

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        Is follow-up care needed after a child’s cochlear device is implanted?

        About one month after the surgery, your child’s audiologist (one who evaluates and manages hearing loss) fits your child with the headpiece and speech processor. The audiologist turns the imp...

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      • Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
        Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has answered a question
        On Aug 16, 2011

        How is the cochlear device implanted in a child’s ear?

        A cochlear implant is placed under general anesthesia by an ear surgeon. The surgeon cuts into the skin behind the ear and drills a hole in the bone. He then puts the implant into the inner ear and...

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