Children Often Spit Out Food While Eating, Black Stools and Constipation - How to Improve?

Children’s squinting can be caused by various factors, including abnormal development of eye muscles and refractive errors.

Children frequently experience abdominal pain after catching a cold, especially around the navel, and this pain has persisted for over a year. They had undergone abdominal examinations on November 13, 2009, and January 17, 2010, which revealed significant bloating, but the effects of medication were not evident. They wish to understand the possible causes and appropriate treatment methods.

Children often suffer from constipation; traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment is effective. It requires combining clinical four diagnoses for targeted medication.

Children frequently experience nasal bleeding and are prone to colds. How should they be treated and adjusted in terms of physical constitution?

A child has developed a habit of nosebleeds due to a minor injury in childhood, seeking solutions.

A two-year-old child frequently vomits during meals and also has dry heaves at times. Sometimes, vomiting occurs during bowel movements, although the child’s overall condition is good, the parents are confused about the cause of the vomiting. The child dislikes vegetables and only eats porridge. Understanding the main reasons for the child’s vomiting is desired.

How should parents handle a child who refuses to eat and is reluctant to consume vegetables?

Children snoring during afternoon nap and coughing in the morning, medication has not relieved symptoms, later severe cough led to hospitalization. After careful examination of the lung periphery, hospitalized for 7 days, discharged for half a month, now coughing severely again. What to do? Medications have not worked, and now with stomach and urinary tract inflammation, cough has turned into pneumonia. What a worry.

Parents may worry if their child frequently appears to be staring, blinking, and has severe vomiting, suspecting pediatric epilepsy.