Possible symptoms of allergies include runny nose, itchy eyes, rashes, swelling and in extreme cases can cause anaphylaxis.

This includes a complete or partial break (fracture) in a bone. The main symptom is pain and there may also be a loss of functionality.

If you have a child between 90 days and 36 months old, you should visit an emergency room near you if the fever temperature is above 102.2 degrees.

A minor burn would include damage to the skin or deeper tissues caused by sun, hot liquids, fire, electricity, or chemicals.

An ear infection would include an inflammation of the inner, middle, or outer ear, often with an infection.

Most persistent diarrhea can be treated with over the counter medicine, however if your diarrhea persists beyond two days contact your doctor.

A sprain is described as the tearing or stretching of the ligaments, that connect two bones together in your joints.

Painful urination is also known as a UTI (Urinary tract infection.) This affects your kidneys, bladder, ureters and urethra.

While vomiting can be caused by a hangover, pregnancy, overeating, or motion sickness; vomiting 1-8 hours after eating may be caused by food poisoning.

This includes a severe cough, feeling weak and a sore throat.