Dr. Susan Lynn Robbins MD
Pediatrician
4210 Lincoln Rd Hattiesburg Mississippi, 39402Rating
3/5
About
Dr. Susan Robbins is a pediatrician practicing in Hattiesburg, MS. Dr. Robbins is a doctor who specializes in the health care of children. As a pediatrician, Dr. Robbins diagnoses and treats infections, injuries, diseases and other disorders in children. Pediatricians typically work with infants, children, teenagers and young adults up to age 21. They practice medical care as well as preventative health care. Dr. Robbins can oversee and manage the physical, mental and emotional health of her patients.
Education and Training
University of Arkansas Children's Hospital internship 1987
Arkansas Children's Hospital Residency 1989
Univ of Ms Sch of Med, Jackson Ms 1986
Board Certification
PediatricsAmerican Board of PediatricsABP
Provider Details
Dr. Susan Lynn Robbins MD's Expert Contributions
What helps a teething baby sleep?
Tylenol or motrin for pain and low dose benadryl can be given to help him for sleep. READ MORE
How do you treat a hyperactive child?
Remove distractions, sit near the teacher, organize the work, smaller classroom size. If this fails, then stimulants. READ MORE
Do babies ears hurt when teething?
Pain from teething can be referred to the ears. However when they are teething there is more of a risk of having an ear infection. If fussiness persists he would need his ears checked. READ MORE
Can teething cause a sore throat?
Usually not. He could be cutting 1 year molars which are in the back and could make it seems like the throat is hurting. READ MORE
How long does a sore throat last for a child?
It is according to what is causing the sore throat. Most are viral and last a few days. Mono is viral but can last weeks. Strep throat can last several weeks especially if it is not treated/ Some cases of sore throat can come with nasal drainage from allergies or from reflux. These can continue until underlying problem is treated. If symptoms persist she should be checked READ MORE
When should I take my child to the doctor for a sore throat?
If there is fever, rash, or sore throat persists he should be evaluated READ MORE
How do I know if my baby has an ear infection?
He would have to have his ears checked by a doctor. Some infections are middle ear some or external ear and need different treatment. READ MORE
How can I help my ADHD child without medication?
Sit near the teacher. Organize her work. Reward good behavior. Avoid distractions READ MORE
Are there different flu shots for different age groups?
Several different companies make flu shots. Some are for 6months to 36 months and another shot for above 36 months. There is also a more potent shot for the elderly. Another company has the same shot for 6 months and above. READ MORE
Does my child need an antibiotic for strep throat?
Yes, strep throat can cause rheumatic heart disease if left untreated. It is rare but can occur. READ MORE
Can a child get over strep throat without antibiotics?
Yes but they are contagious before this occurs and rarely rheumatic heart disease can occur with untreated strep throat. READ MORE
Can having seasonal allergies make hearing difficult?
If there is a lot of mucus and swelling it can affect the eustachian tubes and cause fluid in the middle ear which can cause trouble with hearing. READ MORE
My daughter is slightly allergic to cat?
Make sure cat hair is vacuumed up. Give your daughter claritin or benadryl. Do not put the cat near her face READ MORE
Should my child have the flu vaccine?
All children should have the flu vaccine except those severely allergic to eggs READ MORE
Do all children experience bed-wetting around age 9?
No, Most children have outgrown bedwetting by this age. If this is new I would worry about diabetes or UTI READ MORE
How often should I be experiencing hand spasms?
This depends on potassium in your body. If your muscles are overused or underused they can spasm. There are several diseases that can cause spasm. If it persists you may need workup for these READ MORE
Will ADHD medication change my child's personality?
It usually makes them calmer and more subdued. Some children are more irritable. The dose has to be adjusted for maximum benefit and least side effects READ MORE
What should I do if my child has the flu?
If treated early he could take antiviral such as tamiflu Keep him hydrated You can use tylenol or motrin for pain and fever READ MORE
What are the signs of a hyperactive child?
Inability to sit still, usually very fidigity. They cannot keep their hands to themselves. They interrupt frequent and usually easily distracted. They have trouble finishing a task. READ MORE
What is the best ADHD medication for a child?
Stimulants have proven to be the most effective. The dose is adjusted individually. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- C,linical Professor William Carey University 2012 - 2018
Professional Memberships
- American Academy of Pediatrics, Mississippi Chapter
- AOA
Internships
- Arkansas Children's Hospital
Professional Society Memberships
- Arkansas Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Pediatrics
What do you attribute your success to?
- Love of the field, patient care, getting children healthier, making a difference, and always learning.
Hobbies / Sports
- Traveling, Gardening, Piano, Sewing
Favorite professional publications
- Medical/Pediatrics research, publications, and current events
Areas of research
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