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  1. Creeping into the spotlight for this video are headlice, more commonly known as nits.
  2. From spots to patches, and in many different shapes and sizes, rashes take the topic for this video.
  3. A look at the realities of life for two severely autistic children and their parents.
  4. Under discussion in this video are parasites: organisms that feed off other living bodies for their own nutrition.

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Episode 4

Embarrassing Bodies Kids: Episode 4

The doctors see cases of constipation, phobias and excessive dribbling, whilst Dr Christian tackles the country's obesity problems.

Misshapen head

Embarrassing Bodies Kids: Episode 3

In episode 3 the doctors deal with a curved spine, allergic reactions and a child with a misshapen head.

Episode 2

Embarrassing Bodies Kids: Episode 2

The clinic open its doors with cases of hip dysplasia, warts, alopecia and a very itchy bottom.

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I am 16 years of age. I have been sexually active with my girlfriend for about 8 months, my penis has been fine until this week. When I pull my foreskin back it gets real…

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My darling little 3 year old appears to have the same. Only this evening has it become apparent and with it being the weekend no chance of seeing GP in my area. Have googled and shall try gentle salt bathing and lots if fluids and fibre I guess...shall be watching ur thread to see any replies, hope your little one recovers soon. So hard to watch them suffer. :) x

Omg I think I've got these worms things, whenever I'm on my period they appear and really itch, I don't know what to do and I haven't told anyone about this because I thought it was normal

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