During the summer, it's common for kids to come home with small cuts and scrapes or pesky bug bites. Maryland dermatologist Dr. Kate Viola recommends that families keep some products handy to treat ...

Scrapes, cuts and bruises sometimes are unavoidable during childhood. Most are not serious injuries; however, they should be treated appropriately to avoid infection, scarring or other complications.

Cuts and scrapes happen to the best of us. Whether occurring when dicing vegetables, as a result of a bump or fall or from engaging in a favorite sport or recreational activity, we've all experienced ...

Clean minor wounds with mild soap and water, dermatologist May Hall recommends. (Getty) Do you know how to properly care for cuts and scrapes? Chances are, you have an idea — but doctors have some ...

Summer is a time to get the family back outside to play after a long winter of being stuck inside. Those outdoor adventures — for kids big and small — may also bring a few unexpected injuries. Parents ...

Pros Contains essentials for cuts, scrapes, swelling, and minor injuries, enough for short trips without over-packing Soft nylon case with clear pockets for quick access to supplies All components are ...

Kids fall down and go boom all the time. We YOU Docs have six children between us, so we know. Most scrapes and cuts heal in the blink of an eye. But some get infected, and some of those infections ...

Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical that is often used for cleaning, disinfecting and stain removal. It is also commonly used as an antiseptic to treat cuts, scrapes or other minor skin wounds. “Hydrogen ...

Do you know how to properly care for cuts and scrapes? Chances are, you have an idea — but doctors have some tips for your at-home treatment plan that may help you heal. They can also help you decide ...