Child at 5 Years Old Experiencing Hair Loss

At the age of 5, a child may experience a patch of hair loss, which could be alopecia areata, also known as ‘ghost patch’. This condition is usually painless and itchy, with a slow course that can resolve and recur spontaneously. It is recommended to use Bo Ye decoction for fumigation treatment, and to rub the scalp with slices of fresh ginger to promote hair growth.
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Child at 6 Years Old in the Recovery Phase of Acute Glomerulonephritis Shows +3 Occult Blood and +3 Urobilinogen

A 6-year-old child in the recovery phase of acute glomerulonephritis exhibits +3 occult blood and +3 urobilinogen, indicating that the disease has not been fully cured and kidney function has not fully recovered. It is recommended to continue treatment, including Chinese herbal Huangqi preparations or intravenous therapy to improve the condition.
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