How to Handle Hematuria in Newborns?

Hematuria can be caused by various reasons, including urogenital system diseases or systemic hemorrhagic diseases. Common causes include infections, kidney stones, trauma, or drug irritation. It is necessary to determine the specific cause before deciding on the appropriate treatment method.
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How to Handle Hemifacial Paralysis Without Complications

Loss of taste, inability to move one side of the face, left side twitching, right side immobile and the right eye cannot close, unclear speech, water leakage while drinking—what kind of help is needed: severity and treatment methods. Facial palsy can lead to symptoms like drooping of one side of the mouth, difficulty drinking, difficulty raising eyebrows, incomplete eyelid closure, and taste disturbance on one side of the tongue. Common causes include facial neuritis, related to exposure to cold and viral infections. A nerve conduction test can be conducted to assess the extent of nerve damage and predict the severity of the condition. Treatment mainly involves nutritional nerve medication, anti-inflammatory drugs, acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and physical therapy.
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How to Handle Hemorrhoids in Newborns

The newborn is 25 days old and occasionally has bleeding points on the navel. A detailed examination did not reveal any abnormalities. It’s not clear when the baby’s navel fell off, usually between 7-15 days. If it just fell off recently, there might be some minor loss at the time of falling off, which is not a problem. If it fell off early and there is still oozing blood, it should be checked for any regional inflammation or other abnormalities. Consider also diseases of the blood system. You can try Yunnan Baiyao powder for a look.
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