Lichen sclerosus (LS) is a chronic skin condition that can cause significant discomfort in children. It often affects the genital and anal areas. It typically presents with white, patchy skin that's wrinkled, thin, and fragile. Labial fusion and vulvovaginal structural changes are a sign of disease progression in females. But, sometimes, itching may be the only significant symptom. In males, the head of the penis and perianal area may be affected.

In this blog post we provide a quick guide to understanding this condition, how it is treated medically and how holistic naturopathic support plays an important role

In this blog post, we'll explore how vaginal pinworms in children can lead to vaginal irritation, the symptoms to watch out for, and how to effectively manage and prevent these infections using naturopathic approaches.

As our little one’s immune systems develop, they are at greater risk of catching all of the viruses and bugs going around - particularly if they attend daycare or kindy. We know this can be exhausting for the entire family. But the good news is there are lots of ways that you can help strengthen their immune systems, and in this blog, we’ll give you some simple, practical steps to help reduce those pesky daycare bugs and help your little ones bounce back quickly when they do catch them!

In this blog post read all about the Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) and why its one of our favourite tests for all clients - whether you’re wanting to optimise preconception care, cardiovascular or thyroid health, or have a family member with speech delay, emotional dysregulation, mood or behaviour challenges.

While molluscum contagiosum will clear on its own if left to its own devices, it can many months and even years in some cases. Naturopathic support for the immune system to clear the virus can help speed up clearance of this highly contagious viral skin condition and can prevent infection and complications.

At this time of year, we seem to be bombarded with coughs and snot at every turn. Here are some tips for keeping your family healthy during cold and flu season and all year-round.

Asthma can generally be divided into allergic or non-allergic asthma. Both types involve hyperresponsive airways resulting in wheezing, chest tightness, mucous production, cough, and intermittent shortness of breath.