My child is 8 months old and has a runny nose, sneezing, and a slight cough. The symptoms started last night, and the runny nose and sneezing are more obvious this morning. I have already given him Cefaclor, Children’s Ammonium Chloride Phenylephrine Granules, and Children’s Cough and Wheezing Granules. How should I handle this situation?

Does anyone know how to deal with a child’s poor sleep and inverted days and nights?

Provide appropriate solutions for children who have a habit of licking things

A child’s recent loss of appetite may be caused by calcium deficiency and lead levels being above the standard.

Sudden crying at night in children may be due to sleep disorders or constitution issues.

Why is a child’s lips and eyes swelling?

If your daughter always sweats while sleeping, it’s important to understand the reasons and treatment methods.

Reasons and Relief Methods for Hand and Foot Swelling Caused by Drinking Alcohol

How to handle a one-month-old baby’s diarrhea with green stools?

The term ‘having a fire’ in children is a very common expression, but there is no such term in medical science. ‘Having a fire’ primarily refers to the child’s manifestation of feverish symptoms, such as dry stools, throat inflammation, red lips, and irritability. The condition of ‘having a fire’ also depends on the characteristics of different organs; if there is liver fire, it may result in irritability; if there is heart fire, the child may sleep restlessly; if there is fire in the spleen and stomach, it may cause halitosis and indigestion, among other symptoms.