ActiveKidMD also partners with award winning Anytime Pediatrics to expand availability of pediatric and sports medicine telemedicine services Anaheim Hills, Calif. – February 8, 2021 – ActiveKidMD is pleased to announce that for the sixth consecutive year, Chris...
The labrum is a pad between the ball and socket joint of the shoulder. There are two general types of labral tears. One is from a fall or other traumatic event, while the other type usually occurs from repetitive overload. Read on to learn more about shoulder labral...
The mere mention or suspicion of fever in a child brings up a sense of fear in many parents and caretakers. While fevers could suggest a more serious medical problem, they also are part of the normal body healing response to an illness. Read on to learn more on how to...
Bowel movements are a part of life and having harder stools with constipation can cause discomfort for babies, children and their parents. Read on for more information on what constipation exactly is, tips on how to treat it, and when you should contact your doctor...
The current pandemic has presented great uncertainty about health, job/financial security, education, and future goals combined with a lack of predictability about pace of recovery to more usual activities, including sports. In times of uncertainty, which I often see...
Dual board-certified pediatric and sports medicine specialist Dr. Chris Koutures, along with pediatric specialists Dr. Christopher Lin and Dr. Kirtine Yang, offer an individualized approach to general pediatric and sports medicine care that enhances the health and knowledge of patients and their families in Orange County, California.
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