A child frequently coughs at night, previously diagnosed with respiratory infection, currently treated with Azithromycin granules
The child’s stomach makes a gurgling sound all the time, and they have to strain to pass gas. They don’t sleep well at night, often waking up, and have a bowel movement only every two or three days. They also frequently vomit. What medication should I give them? Is the ‘Wenpi Yang’er Granules’ effective?
What should parents do when their child has a fever?
A 13-month-old child experiences a recurring fever after suffering from an upper respiratory infection. What should parents do?
The child has had a fever for three days, still experiencing intermittent fever after taking antipyretics, seeking non-pharmaceutical methods to reduce fever.
A child’s red bottom may be eczema, related to diaper use. It is recommended to keep the skin dry and clean, avoid excessive washing, and use antihistamines and vitamin C for treatment.
When a child suddenly refuses to eat, even reducing milk intake, and is accompanied by intermittent constipation and diarrhea, how should parents respond?
Discuss common situations of children refusing to take medicine and effective strategies for dealing with them, especially in the treatment of hand, foot, and mouth disease.
If a child has a persistent cough without proper treatment, it may lead to pediatric asthma, which can be trouble for future medical care. It is recommended to seek timely medical treatment at a regular hospital, as traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has shown better results and can prevent the potential side effects of Western medicine.
Suggests methods for dealing with a child’s repeated fever of 38 degrees.