The baby has been running a fever for three days with temperatures between 37.5-38.5 degrees Celsius. The tonsils are slightly red. The baby has already taken products like Xiao Kuaikang, Meilin, Amoxicillin, and Ribavirin granules, but the fever recurred after stopping the medication. Seeking advice on whether further medical examination and treatment are necessary.
A 17-year-old child has contracted viral flu with a fever of 38 degrees, muscle aches, fatigue, and a desire to take a nap. After a routine blood test, the doctor diagnosed it as viral influenza and prescribed antipyretic and anti-inflammatory medications, along with ibuprofen liquid. However, it was found that the dosage given was for children, and the effect was not good. Inquire about the correct dosage and whether it is possible that the doctor misdiagnosed.
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A 5-and-a-half-year-old girl is experiencing growth delay, and after examination, it is suspected that she may have congenital pituitary growth hormone deficiency. Additionally, due to the inherited short stature of her mother, who is from the generation before, she has only grown three centimeters after four months of growth hormone treatment. Currently, she stands at one meter tall and weighs over 26 kilograms. The doctor recommends further genetic testing to determine if she is insensitive to growth hormone. At the same time, concerns are raised about whether the treatment will cause bones to enlarge and whether the treatment should continue.
Treatment methods and precautions for a 5-month-old baby experiencing diarrhea for a week
