My child has started showing wheezing symptoms since last year, but the doctor has not diagnosed it as asthma. This year, there have been three attacks, respectively in early August and on the 20th, and after each attack, aminophylline can alleviate the symptoms. Is this indicative of asthma in my child, and how should it be treated?
Understand the standards and treatment methods for diagnosing asthma in children.
Learn about the diagnosis criteria for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), as well as related treatment methods and professional medical advice.
Understand the differences between Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Tics, and learn the comprehensive assessment methods for diagnosing Hyperactivity.
The one-and-a-half-year-old baby had a cold a month ago, with runny nose lasting about twenty days before recovery. Afterward, he or she caught another cold, with runny nose in only one nostril, lasting nearly ten days. No runny nose at night, occasional a few times during the day, sticky mucus, not yellowish, slightly red.
Diagnosis Methods and Treatment Suggestions for Benign Epilepsy in Children
This article provides diagnosis methods and treatment precautions for rickets.
The diagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism in newborns requires a comprehensive consideration of multiple indicators.
The diagnosis of congenital preauricular sinus involves observing the sinus opening in front of the ear lobe, squeezing the area around the opening to see if any white discharge is released, and noting the symptoms during infection.
Understand the diagnosis methods and symptoms of congenital rubella, as well as its impact on newborns.
