Is it okay for a 3-year-old baby to eat green beans when they have a fever?

When a child has a cough with phlegm, and the mucus remains thick and difficult to cough up after taking medication, there is a question about whether further treatment is needed.

A 3-year-old child should take one dose daily, with attention to dietary supplementation, such as lean meat and nuts.

The baby is three weeks and one month old and has had four seizures. Each time, it was accompanied by a fever above 39°C. After the fever subsided, the baby’s condition was good. Is it possible for the baby to recover on their own?

Regarding the ineffective treatment of a 3-year-old child’s cough with medication, inquiring about whether it’s okay to give the child some hydrating and thirst-quenching tea, and whether it’s permissible to drink tea on a regular basis.

Three-year-old children should not eat chocolate frequently, as it contains high fat and lacks fiber that stimulates normal gastrointestinal motility, which may affect digestion and absorption. Non-allergic children can eat it in moderation, and a balanced diet should be maintained to avoid picky eating. Additional tips: It’s best to include more vegetables and fruits in their diet, and to limit meat intake. Shrimp, which is high in calcium, is fine in moderation and won’t have any adverse effects. There’s no need to worry. It’s recommended to supplement the child’s diet with cod liver oil daily, as it aids in calcium absorption.

In response to a 3-year-old child’s loss of appetite and emotional instability, the question is whether Tai Chi Shen can be used for opsonize.

Generally, a 3-year-old child does not require tooth extraction. If there is toothache, medical attention should be sought promptly.

Should a 3-year-old child take deworming medicine, and how to confirm if there are worms in the child’s body.

A three-year-old child has contracted a viral cold, and parents are inquiring about the use of Qingkailing for treatment.