When a child shows signs of hyperthyroidism, parents should understand the possible symptoms and impacts, and seek professional medical assistance.

A child’s blocked nose may be caused by congestion or rhinitis, which can be improved through medication or using saline nasal irrigation.

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Learn how to enhance a child’s immunity through exercise, nutrition, and preventive vaccinations to reduce the occurrence of respiratory infections.

What should you do if your child has a persistent cough and phlegm?

For a baby who has a bowel movement seven times a day, it is recommended to avoid catching a cold, adjust diet appropriately, and undergo care under a doctor’s guidance.

A three-year-old girl is experiencing a cough with yellow phlegm, accompanied by yellow mucus and sweating. It’s important to keep her warm, monitor her body temperature, drink plenty of water, and take the medication as directed.

Frequent diarrhea and dry vomiting in a three-year-old child may be caused by gastrointestinal discomfort or eating spoiled food. It is recommended to use pediatric acupuncture and medication for treatment to help the child recover faster.

A two-year-old who speaks unclearly, such as calling ‘Daddy’ and ‘Mommy’ incorrectly, may be in a normal stage of language development or seeking attention. Parents can try not to pay too much attention and provide appropriate guidance. Children may naturally improve as they grow older.

My child, a 3-year-old 9-month-old boy, has become weak in physique since he was 2 years and 6 months old, frequently suffering from colds. After a coughing attack in December last year, he was diagnosed with bronchial asthma. He has had two episodes of bronchial pneumonia since early 2005, both following colds. Some doctors say he has asthma, while others say it cannot be confirmed yet because symptoms were only observed twice in December last year and May this year (with wheezing sounds in the lungs and a hoarse voice in the throat, but no significant shortness of breath. The first episode was more severe, requiring symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication such as Yanbijing, Qiangde Song, and Aminophylline for 10 days before recovery. The second episode was slightly milder but accompanied by pneumonia, treated with Penicillin. He is pale, thin, has poor appetite, is picky about food, and has low immunity, making him prone to illness.