Intestinal hernia occurs when abdominal muscles are weak or torn, causing fatty tissue or organs such as the intestines to protrude. Symptoms include discomfort and pain, which may worsen when standing, defecating, or lifting heavy objects. Currently, there is no medication treatment; it can only be corrected through surgery. Patients can adopt a light, liquid diet and take relevant medications for treatment.
Myelitis refers to inflammatory diseases of the spinal cord gray matter or (and) white matter caused by biological infections such as viruses, bacteria, and spirochetes. It often accompanies limb paralysis, sensory impairment, and autonomic nervous system dysfunction. Treatment requires further examination for diagnosis and symptomatic treatment, while also emphasizing daily care.
Parasite infection in children may cause symptoms such as grinding teeth, malnutrition, indigestion, and abdominal pain. Treatment should be provided promptly.
Pediatric asthma may manifest as intermittent or frequent wheezing and coughing, especially at night. Early detection and treatment are crucial as asthma can lead to chronic airway hyperreactivity. Although asthma is not incurable, early intervention is necessary to control symptoms.
Understanding the symptoms and proper treatment methods for pediatric internal hemorrhage
Symptoms and Treatment of Pediatric Pectus Carinatum
Introduction to the symptoms and treatment methods of pediatric tonsillitis
Discussing the symptoms and preventive measures for pediatric tonsillitis
The symptoms of pigmented polyposis syndrome include chronic abdominal pain, dry heaves, nausea, vomiting, anemia, and black stools. In severe cases, complications such as intestinal obstruction and intussusception may occur. Treatment should be timely, as polyps are commonly found in the small intestine and colon, and can also recur in the stomach and duodenum.
Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention of Upper Respiratory Infection
