Analysis of the symptoms where a baby suddenly becomes stiff and cries out, stopping when picked up, and long-term treatment suggestions for epilepsy.
A parent inquires about their 8-month-old baby who continues to cry and vomit at night despite calcium supplementation, seeking a solution.
A summary about a 2-year-old experiencing epileptic symptoms upon waking and the subsequent medical procedures recommended.
A baby suddenly passing green stools may be due to rapid intestinal movement or incomplete absorption of iron from the formula milk, or it could be a symptom of intestinal inflammation or catching a cold. If the baby’s spirits and eating habits are good, there’s no need to worry too much. Increasing intake of vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables can help with iron absorption. How is the baby’s health condition?
A 19-month-old baby suddenly loses voice while crying, with the face turning blue and lips becoming purplish, then returns to normal. What could be the cause? How should it be handled?
Parents are inquiring about their baby’s abnormal behavior of suddenly opening eyes and raising hands during naptime, while currently undergoing traditional Chinese medicine treatment and gradually reducing the dosage of Western medicine. They want to know if these symptoms are related to any diseases and how to handle them.
What could be the cause of a one-year-old baby suddenly rolling their eyes, twitching their hands, and foaming at the mouth? How should it be treated?
A two-and-a-half-month-old baby has suddenly reduced their milk intake, but they are in good spirits. Experts suggest considering the impact of temperature on stomach comfort and offer advice on drinking warm water and having small, frequent meals.
Why might a baby suddenly stop talking? How can you determine if medical attention is needed?
The baby suddenly stops babbling, showing a dull expression, and is less lively. The baby is particularly thin, doesn’t like to eat, and sleeps late into the early hours of the morning, waking up at 2 AM for a nap. On the third day, the baby goes to bed at 10 AM, with only short periods of deep sleep during the day, about 2 hours. Why is the baby suddenly sleeping so late at night? Could there be something wrong with my baby?
