A child’s cough may be caused by a cold due to wind and cold, so attention should be paid to diet and timely treatment.

Discussing the precautions for allergic purpura and the differences between it and epilepsy

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a contagious illness that requires isolation and appropriate treatment and care measures.

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is primarily caused by enterovirus infections. If someone in your child’s kindergarten is diagnosed, you can administer antiviral medication for prevention. Once infected, isolation measures should be taken to prevent transmission, and early symptoms may include sores on the mouth, hands, feet, and fever.

Enema treatment for fever is considered safe, but it may have some minor side effects, such as diarrhea or abdominal discomfort. In very rare cases, more serious complications such as bowel perforation may occur.

After taking ceftriaxone and azithromycin, the baby experienced vomiting and diarrhea. Could this be related to the medication? How should it be handled?

Possible causes and improvement methods for elevated alkaline phosphatase levels in children

A parent inquires about their 11-year-old son’s health issues, including sudden onset of electric shock-like sensations throughout the body and head, along with related medical examination results.

As newborns approach death due to illness, symptoms such as yellowing of the skin, blueish facial color, and inability to feed themselves may occur. Additionally, infants with congenital bile duct obstruction may exhibit symptoms of ascites or liver cirrhosis, and experience organ failure, particularly renal and respiratory failure, in the late stages of the disease.

The symptoms of seizures in children with epilepsy include brief loss of consciousness, sudden onset and termination of episodes, interruption of activities or movements, staring, and upward rolling of the eyes.