Treatment Recommendations for Viral or Bacterial Cold

What should be done to treat a child’s persistent high fever?

Hernias are often caused by weaknesses in the abdominal wall, and the typical symptom is the appearance of a groin lump or even a hernia into the scrotum when the baby cries. The lump usually disappears when the baby rests or sleeps. For babies under 2 years old, conservative treatment can be initially considered, such as using a hernia belt for fixation. If the hernia persists beyond 2 years, surgical treatment should be considered. The sooner the surgery is performed, the lower the risk of recurrence. Additionally, it is important to avoid crying and coughing due to colds to reduce the frequency of hernia occurrence.

A three-and-a-half-year-old child started sneezing and coughing this morning. Concerned about a possible connection with H7N9, the parent inquires about past treatment experiences and outcomes, as well as how to help the child.

A child’s runny nose has not healed for over a month, seeking appropriate treatment methods.

A runny nose in children may be caused by rhinitis. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and stay warm, and to take symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication for treatment.

Treatment and Prevention of Somnambulism

A sudden increase in urination frequency in children may be due to urinary tract infection or pediatric neurogenic frequency. It is recommended to first undergo a urine routine examination at a hospital to determine the exact cause. Pay attention to external genital hygiene and a light diet. If necessary, under the guidance of a doctor, medication can be used to adjust the nerves and enhance bladder storage capacity.

A child who is 2 years and 11 months old has a cough accompanied by a fever. How should medication be administered?

What should be done to treat a cough in an 80-day-old baby?