A 13-month-old boy suffered a scald burn with peeling, potentially a second-degree burn. Treatment includes disinfection, topical medication, and oral anti-inflammatory drugs, usually resulting in no scars. The treatment period is about 2 weeks, aimed at preventing infection and complications, while maintaining skin hygiene, avoiding friction and irritation, and taking medication on time.
A 5-month-old baby’s head was bitten and swelled, parents are worried about whether this will affect head development or cause other health issues.
A 4-year-old boy experienced abdominal pain and diarrhea after eating cold food. His mother gave him Norfloxacin capsules and cephalosporin drugs, and his symptoms subsequently alleviate . However, it was later discovered that the instructions note that it is not suitable for use under the age of 18, and parents are worried about side effects. Doctors explain that occasional use is usually harmless, but still recommend drinking more water.
This article discusses the possibility of congenital deafness being inherited and the factors to consider during childbirth.
If a child’s foot is burned and rebandaged in a regulated hospital and the scab falls off within less than two weeks, will it leave a scar?
If a child’s burned foot is rebandaged at a regular hospital and not within two weeks, will it leave a scar? Starting from the third week, a scar-reducing, swelling-relieving, pain-relieving, and softening ointment has been applied.
A child suddenly developed a red rash all over, and after hospital examination, it was found to be an allergic reaction. The question is whether it is contagious. The child attends boarding school, and there was no recurrence of the rash when sent to school on Sunday. However, on Monday noon, the rash appeared all over again! The hospital blood test showed the allergy level was less than 5 times lower. Several classmates in his class also experienced this condition! Is this contagious?
Scarring Recovery and Prevention Methods After a Child’s Facial Injury
When a child’s milk tooth hasn’t fallen out yet, the upper teeth have already erupted from the gums. Now that the milk tooth has fallen out, will the newly grown teeth automatically grow into the correct position? If not, what should be done?
After treatment for a newborn’s brain hemorrhage, symptoms have improved. Do we need further CT scans?
