
Many parents notice after birth that their baby has a deformity in the foot, which may be a sign of clubfoot (Congenital Talipes Equinovarus). Although this condition is relatively uncommon, it’s very important because it can affect the child’s walking and normal growth if not treated...
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Many parents are often surprised after the birth of their child by swollen lymph nodes or other unusual symptoms, which could be an indicator of Castleman syndrome in children. This condition is rare but very important, as it can affect the child’s growth, body functions, and sometimes cause...
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Many parents discover after birth that their baby is growing extremely fast and has a larger body size than normal, which could be a sign of Giant Baby Syndrome (Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome – BWS). This condition is rare but very important, as it affects the child’s growth, abdominal...
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Many mothers are often surprised after birth to see their newborn’s head appearing cone-shaped, which makes them worry and ask, “Is this normal or dangerous?” The truth is, a cone-shaped head in newborns is very common and usually occurs due to pressure during delivery. In most...
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Long Face Syndrome in children is a rare condition that affects the shape of the face, as well as the development of the jaw and eyes. This can sometimes lead to breathing or speech difficulties. Understanding the symptoms, causes, and early treatment options can help parents better support their...
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Neonatal Ichthyosis in children is a rare skin condition in which a baby is born with dry, scaly skin, often tight or cracked. This condition affects the skin’s flexibility and movement around the joints, increasing the risk of cracks and skin infections. In this Dalily Medical article, we...
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Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) in Children is a congenital condition that affects the muscles and joints, limiting a child’s movement from birth. Although the deformities may seem alarming to parents, early diagnosis and proper treatment can significantly improve the child’s...
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Congenital spinal deformities in newborns and infants are rare conditions that can cause significant concern for parents. These conditions affect the development of the spine from birth and can appear in different forms, such as abnormal curvatures or incomplete vertebrae, which may lead to...
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Severe short limb syndrome in children is one of the rare conditions that affect bone growth and height from birth. Parents often worry when they notice a clear difference in limb length or difficulties with movement—and that’s completely natural. In this Dalily Medical article,...
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"Neonatal hemangioma in children is one of the most common tumors during infancy. Most of these tumors are harmless and gradually disappear as the child grows. However, in some cases, the tumor can be serious and requires urgent medical attention to prevent complications. In this Dely...
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Proteus Syndrome in Children is a very rare and inherited condition that affects the growth of blood vessels and tissues, leading to enlargement or deformities in different parts of a child’s body. This condition can cause significant concern for parents, especially if it is associated with...
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Congenital Hypertrichosis Lanuginosa, also known as Werewolf Syndrome in infants and children, is a very rare condition that causes excessive hair growth all over the body from birth. This condition may appear as thick hair covering the face, hands, or the entire body, which often makes parents...
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Harlequin ichthyosis in newborns is a rare and serious skin disorder that appears from the first day of life. Affected infants have very thick, scaly skin with deep cracks, which can impact the movement of the face and limbs.The main cause is a genetic mutation in the ABCA12 gene, and the condition ...
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Crouzon–Sutphen Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects the development of bones and the face in children, causing noticeable changes in the shape of the skull and jaw. Although uncommon, early diagnosis and proper medical follow-up can significantly improve a child’s quality...
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Crouzon syndrome is a rare genetic condition that affects the development of the skull and face in children. Children with this condition often show noticeable deformities in the shape of the head and facial structure, which can sometimes impact the eyes, teeth, jaw, and even breathing or hearing....
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Williams Syndrome in Children is a rare genetic condition that affects physical and cognitive development and can appear in the first months of a child’s life. Children with Williams Syndrome may have distinctive facial features, muscle weakness, and heart or behavioral issues. Early...
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Miller–Dieker syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects brain development and the nervous system. Many parents first notice delays in milestones or difficulties with movement and speech, then start looking for answers. In this Dalili Medical guide, we’ll walk you through the...
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Cradle cap (infantile seborrheic eczema) is one of the most common skin problems parents face during the first year of a baby’s life. It usually appears on the scalp in the form of yellow or white scales, leaving many mothers confused about whether to treat it naturally or with...
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Bone deformities in children and newborns are among the most concerning issues for parents, as they not only affect the child’s appearance but also impact their movement and normal growth. In some cases, these deformities are congenital, present from birth, while in other cases they develop...
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Happleich Syndrome in Children is one of the rare disorders that affect the skin, bones, and sometimes internal organs. Although it is uncommon, early diagnosis and careful medical follow-up can help reduce complications and improve the child’s quality of life.In this Dalili Medical article,...
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