mild cases

How Are Mild Cases Diagnosed?

Diagnosis usually involves a thorough history and physical examination. In many cases, laboratory tests or imaging studies are unnecessary. Pediatricians rely on clinical judgment and parental reports to diagnose mild conditions.

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