Consultation on Pediatric Orchid Transplantation

When newborns experience nasal pain symptoms, symptoms can be improved through nasal friction, massage of the nasal acupoints, and appropriate dietary adjustments.

Overview of Pediatric Pneumonia Treatment Plans and Hospitalization Requirements

Pediatric pneumonia is a common respiratory disease in children, and severe cases may require hospitalization. Mild symptoms can be treated with oral medication, which generally has a good therapeutic effect.

Pediatric skull repair typically uses PEEK material, due to its high stability and suitability for growing children.

When children undergo adenoidectomy, precautions should be taken to avoid damaging the soft palate and pharyngeal wall to prevent postoperative complications.

A child’s physical examination report indicates a lymphocyte ratio of 48.7%, which may suggest a viral infection. It is recommended to use Acyclovir for treatment, maintain regional dryness, avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink plenty of water, and typically, improvement should be seen within a week.

A 19-month-old pediatric urethral cleft patient, last December was unable to undergo surgery due to low neutrophil ratio. Now, with a neutrophil percentage of 30% after testing, is surgery possible? If not, what ratio is required for surgery?

After pediatric urethral fission surgery, there may be some pain, but due to general anesthesia, there is no obvious pain during the surgery. As time goes by, the pain will gradually subside. It is recommended to undergo surgery at around two years old to reduce sensitivity to pain.

Information on the success rates of pediatric urethral fissure surgery and potential postoperative complications