A two-month-old baby experienced diarrhea and vomiting after fever subsided following the administration of fever-reducing and anti-inflammatory medication. Inquiry about possible treatment methods.

Dizziness upon waking up in the morning may be caused by ‘orthostatic intolerance,’ a common condition in children aged 7-12.

The baby has high muscle tone in the left hand, and an MRI revealed underdevelopment of the right brain. The right hand also has high muscle tone, and the baby has undergone rehabilitation therapy and intravenous medication, but the effects have been not obvious. At 19 months old, the baby still exhibits behaviors such as eating non-food items, needing to touch hair to fall asleep, and walking with the toes down. Inquiry about whether these situations are normal and how to handle them.

How to tackle constipation in children?

Long-term Solution for Infants’ Constipation

How to address the issue of infrequent defecation in a three-month-old breastfed baby?

How should one treat a baby’s stuttering effectively?

Small bumps have appeared on a baby’s body and face, 5 years old with itchy skin and crying. Has used medication for eczema, looking for recommendations for medication.

Solutions for the abnormality of type 308 hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase and its potential impacts.

The child is almost two years old but still hasn’t learned to crawl. How can we help them learn to crawl?