A child’s repeated fever and cough may be caused by low immunity. It is recommended to undergo an immune function test to determine if there is a lack of immunoglobulin in the body, and consider intravenous immunoglobulin therapy if necessary. Before taking medication, it is important to check routine blood test to ensure there is no bacterial infection. Avoid the misuse of antibiotics as it may weaken the child’s resistance. Additionally, try to keep your child away from patients with respiratory infections to prevent cross-infection.
Hydrocele may resolve spontaneously with age growth, but if it does not heal, surgery can be considered at 1 year of age. Communicating hydrocele requires timely surgery to avoid affecting testicular development.
Childhood scrotal hygroma usually has the potential to resolve spontaneously after the age of two, with surgery being the best option before school age, and a 100% success rate.
Understand the causes of a child’s seizure attacks and their relationship with scaring.
A 12-year-old child experienced seizures twice at around 5 a.m., with an interval of one week between the attacks. Inquiry about the possibility of having epilepsy.
What should be done if a child’s epilepsy seizure is severe or lasts for a long time?
A six-month-old baby has been experiencing poor sleep recently. Could this be related to rickets?
A child’s staring may be a symptom of nutrient deficiency, particularly a lack of calcium, magnesium, zinc, and the B vitamin group. White spots on the nails after a fever could be a sign of a deficiency in certain trace elements.
The child has stomach discomfort that has not improved after an endoscopy. Do they need another one?
Children may experience diarrhea due to conditions like enteritis, indigestion, or catching a cold.
