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Written by Dr. Sam Ahn, MD (Family Medicine Specialist, Medical Contents Director of MoDoc AI) | 2025-12-15 You’ve had this appointment on the calendar for months. But of all days, you wake up this morning and your little one feels warm to the touch. Maybe there's a runny nose, too. It’s that moment every parent dreads. Your heart sinks a little. “Do I need to cancel? If I give a shot to a sick baby, will it make them worse?”  The anxiety starts to spiral. Take a deep breath.

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Written by Dr. Sam Ahn, MD (Family Medicine Specialist, Medical Contents Director of MoDoc AI) | 2025-12-10 Discovering that your newborn feels hot to the touch is one of those heart-drop moments in early parenthood. Your first instinct might be to panic or blame yourself, wondering if you dressed them too warmly or exposed them to germs. But here is the reality: about 2% of healthy babies develop a fever in their first three months. It’s not a sign of failure, but it is a s

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Written by Dr. Sam Ahn, MD (Family Medicine Specialist, Medical Contents Director of MoDoc AI) | 2025-12-02 It’s 2:00 AM. You’re standing by your child’s bed in the dark, listening to them breathe. Earlier today, the thermometer read 102°F, and they were miserable—fussy, crying, and clinging to you. But now? They have finally drifted into a deep sleep. You look at the clock and realize it’s time for the next dose of fever reducer. You hesitate, hand hovering over their should

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This post is a dramatization of a question and answer session experienced by our actual medical reviewers. Please note that this content...

This post is a dramatization of a question and answer session experienced by our actual medical reviewers. Please note that this content...

This post is a dramatization of a question and answer session experienced by our actual medical reviewers. Please note that this content...

This post is a dramatization of a question and answer session experienced by our actual medical reviewers. Please note that this content...

This post is a dramatization of a question and answer session experienced by our actual medical reviewers. Please note that this content...