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Embarrassing Bodies Kids: Episode 4
The doctors see cases of constipation, phobias and excessive dribbling, whilst Dr Christian tackles the country's obesity problems.
Embarrassing Bodies Kids: Episode 3
In episode 3 the doctors deal with a curved spine, allergic reactions and a child with a misshapen head.
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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my boy is 4 years old took him to the doctors about the walking on tip toes? she said she would refer him to the hospital, got a phone call of the docs today, to go see a…
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I'm 14 and I started my period when I was 12, but I have my period every three weeks instead of every month, and I don't have it for a week, it goes for three days, stops completely for a day, then goes again for another day or two, I never have cramps, or bloating, or mood changes at all, and I recently started having sex with my boyfriend, and now I still have my period every three weeks, but it goes for a full five or six days now, can someone please explain why my period is so bizzar? And why it suddenly changed when I became sexually active?
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