Methods and effects of traditional Chinese medicine in treating pediatric epilepsy

A one-year-old son has been diagnosed with hydrocele of the scrotum, inquiring about the feasibility of traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

A child has been acting up recently, crying and fussing constantly, and Western medical examinations have been ineffective. The question is raised about the feasibility of treating pediatric pneumonia with traditional Chinese medicine.

Traditional Chinese Medicine can offer a fundamental and curative effect for pediatric sleep epilepsy.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is known to have a good effect on treating pediatric tonsillitis, and it is recommended to undergo treatment under a doctor’s guidance.

The treatment for traumatic facial paralysis depends on the location and timing of the injury. Those with temporomandibular fractures may consider facial nerve decompression surgery, while damage to the outer segment of the temporal bone may require nerve anastomosis or transplantation.

Can increased intraocular pressure due to trauma be alleviated?

Inquire about the availability of treatment methods for traumatic optic neuropathy.

Treatment Methods for Embryonic Chromosomal Abnormalities

Can an infant with optic nerve atrophy be treated?