The child has a forehead temperature of 37 degrees but feels very hot all over, and the body is also hot. The forehead thermometer measures a body temperature of 38.6 degrees. Currently, there is no mercury thermometer available to measure armpit temperature. Is this considered a fever? Is the situation urgent? The room temperature is about 26 degrees, the child is wearing a cotton jacket, and no blanket is used, maintaining a body temperature of about 38.6 degrees.
Offering advice on how to deal with a hard lump appearing at a child’s injection site
A two-and-a-half-year-old child suffered a partial dislocation due to a fall, which occurs frequently and requires massage and immobilization each time. Parents inquire about how to prevent it from happening again.
A thick tongue coating in children may be caused by indigestion or dehydration. It is recommended for parents to provide proper feeding, encourage plenty of water intake, and give appropriate amounts of ‘Mama Love’ and ‘Digestive Health Granules’ for opsonize. At the same time, attention should be paid to hygiene, warmth, regular health checks, and vaccination.
Brown discharge in a child could be due to cervical bleeding or inflammation. It is recommended to seek a detailed medical examination.
Dealing with a child’s poor walking and unclear speech, past treatment outcomes, and how to proceed with further checks and daily care.
Milk allergy can cause infants to have diarrhea, so it’s important to seek medical advice promptly and consider switching formula brands to alleviate symptoms.
How to Handle a Child’s Continuous Diarrhea for Two Days
A child experienced diarrhea after taking antibiotics, with watery stools 6-7 times a day for two days. The child is currently taking ‘Mama Love’ and ‘Simida’ but shows no improvement. Appetite has decreased, urine output has reduced, and the urine is yellow. What should be the next step?
If a baby has diarrhea and keeps crying, it may be due to intestinal dysfunction. It is recommended for mothers to reduce the intake of fatty foods, conduct a stool test, and consult a doctor if necessary.
