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Shiels adds in the article "Our children have progressed to the point where cutting doesn't work.”
The WedMD article concludes by quoting Dr. Donald Frush, chief of pediatraic radiology at Duke University (Durham, North Carolina, U.S.A.).
Dr. Frush aims his remarks at parents when he says, “If your child has inflammation and swelling due to a foreign body, and there's no clear reason, you might want to have a conversation with her [or his] doctor."
Other information on emotional issues for teenagers can be found on the TeensHealth website Your Mind.
Parent's can go to the American Academy of Family Physicians website "Understanding Your Teenager's Emotional Health."
For additinal information on the mental health of adolescents, please go to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychology (AACAP).
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