# Arlington Pediatrics, Ltd

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## Latest posts

- [Fevers – Frequently Asked Questions](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/fevers-frequently-asked-questions/) — 2023-09-22
  Heading into the cold and Flu season and with COVID-19 cases on the rise, here are some reminders about fevers: WHAT IS A FEVER: 100.4 °F or above (rectal or oral most accurate) If your child is less than 12&hellip;
- [CONCUSSIONS: WHAT EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO KNOW](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/concussions-every-parent-needs-know/) — 2017-06-05
  With summer sports starting, comes the return of sports injuries, including head injuries and concussions.  As parents, it is important to understand the signs and symptoms of a concussion as well as their long-term effects. &nbsp; What is a concussion?&hellip;
- [My Child Ate What?! Call 1-800-222-1222](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/child-ate-call-1-800-222-1222/) — 2017-05-13
  March is Illinois Poison Prevention month!  More than a million American children younger than 6 years old suffer from poisoning every year.  Children are very curious and often explore the world with their mouths- it’s a normal part of their&hellip;
- [Screen Time- How much is too much?](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/screen-time-much-much/) — 2017-04-13
  In the 1960’s after a long day of school and work families would come home unwind over dinner and talk about their day.  The kids would go outside to play weather permitting or play a game inside, listen to the&hellip;
- [Trick-or-Treat: Halloween Safety](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/trick-treat-halloween-safety/) — 2016-10-06
  If you can believe it, it’s October already, and that means Halloween is coming! Kids often spend months deciding what they’d like to dress up as, days getting ready, and hours out trick or treating (followed by days of enjoying&hellip;
- [Don’t Pop the Pimple! – A Discussion on Acne](https://arlingtonpediatrics.com/dont-pop-the-pimple-a-discussion-on-acne/) — 2015-07-13
  Here at APL, we want everyone to look their best!  Acne, or pimples, is a normal part of being a teenager, but your teen may be concerned about their acne or even embarrassed by it.  Acne is caused by a&hellip;