Symptoms of peroneal and tibial periostitis include pain in the lower leg and tibia, exacerbated pain after intense exercise, regional soft tissue swelling, and prominent tenderness points. If symptoms persist without improvement, an X-ray should be taken to rule out stress fractures. For severe pain, treatment options include rest, physical therapy, topical medications, traditional Chinese medicine, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
A three-year-old child suffering from IGA nephropathy inquires about treatment and disease control.
11.5-Year-Old Boy Seeks Treatment Advice for Rheumatoid Arthritis
A one-and-a-half-year-old child consumed an excessive amount of vitamin C daily during pneumonia, inquiring about potential hazards and countermeasures.
Simple high fever seizures generally have a good long-term prognosis, usually disappearing as children grow older and their brains develop fully. Complex high fever seizures may have a poorer prognosis, with a higher risk of developing epilepsy. Prevention measures include avoiding overheating factors, increasing outdoor activities to adapt to temperature changes, adjusting diet reasonably to enhance immunity, and timely cooling during hot periods.
Overuse of guaifenesin and bromhexine oral solution may increase sputum production, but taking an extra dose usually does not cause significant side effects. It is recommended to drink more water to accelerate metabolism and expel the drug from the body as soon as possible.
Inquire about the precautions for hepatitis B virus carriers, as well as their potential impact on pregnancy and infants.
Two-month-old infants undergo brain MRI scans primarily to diagnose brain abnormalities.
What precautions should couples with O-type and AB-type blood pay attention to during pregnancy?
This post provides important precautions for pediatric asthma, including preventing colds, avoiding allergens, and winter protective measures.
