Frequent diarrhea in children may be due to dyspepsia or overconsumption of food.

Neglecting hygiene can lead to urinary tract infections, causing frequent urination and bedwetting. Long foreskins in boys or excessive water intake may also cause frequent urination.

Hoarseness in children is often associated with pharyngitis, which may be accompanied by a sensation of a foreign object in the throat and requires active treatment.

An 11-year-old girl has been pulling her hair since July last year, saying that the itching stops when she does so. What could be the reason?

Knee pain in children may be due to growth-related pain, often requiring no special treatment. Supplementing with calcium and engaging in appropriate exercise can help alleviate the pain.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, localized body chills may be a symptom of external heat and internal cold, often related to wind and coldness, as well as weak constitution.

A 19-month-old child has developed many red, pointed acne on their face, accompanied by redness. They don’t seem itchy, just occasionally scratch. What could be the cause?

Night sweats in children may be due to calcium deficiency, requiring calcium supplementation treatment.

Palpitations and heartbeat irregularities may be caused by arrhythmias, diseases, or autonomic nervous system dysfunction.

Reasons and Recommendations for Small Pimples on a Child’s Face