tenderness

Why is Tenderness Important in Pediatrics?

Tenderness in children can be indicative of underlying medical conditions such as infections, inflammations, fractures, or even more severe pathologies. Identifying tenderness helps in early diagnosis and appropriate management of these conditions.

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