What to Check When a Child Has a Fever-Induced Convulsion and Shock?
A fever-induced convulsion and shock in children may be related to high fever seizures, requiring comprehensive checks and increased nutritional supplementation.
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What to Do About a 3-Year-Old’s Viral Tracheitis?
How should a child with viral tracheitis be treated?
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What to Do About a 4-Year-Old Who Frequently Gets the Cold?
Children often get colds starting from one year old, with the longest period of two months without illness. With low immunity, how should treatment and immune enhancement be approached?
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What to Do About a Child’s Continuous Vomiting
My daughter, who is three months and one year old, has been experiencing continuous vomiting and diarrhea since this morning. There is no apparent reason why, as her diet has been normal. What could be the cause? How should I handle this situation?
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What to Do About a Child’s Inhalational Pneumonia?
Inhalational pneumonia in newborns is a common disease with various infection pathways, requiring early detection and treatment.
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What to Do About a Child’s Persistent Cough?
A persistent cough in children can be caused by various reasons, including acute and chronic respiratory inflammation. When treating a cough, it’s crucial to identify the cause first, and then choose appropriate cough medicine for symptomatic treatment. Cough medications are mainly categorized into cough suppressants, expectorants, and bronchodilators.
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What to Do About a Child’s Persistent Low Fever?
How should one handle a child’s persistent low fever?
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What to Do About Baby’s Abnormal Muscle Tone?
A four-month-old baby is showing symptoms of abnormal muscle tone, such as tilting the head back, swaying the body while breastfeeding, fingers clenching or spreading out, not bending hands while dressing, and crossing legs when held, which may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination and appropriately supplement vitamin D or calcium, while also engaging in tolerance exercises to help the child gradually improve.
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What to Do About Baby’s Umbilical Hernia?
An protruding navel in infants may be caused by an umbilical hernia, and it is recommended to seek medical advice promptly, considering surgical treatment. At the same time, maintain a balanced diet, consume more fresh vegetables and fruits, drink plenty of water, avoid spicy foods, ensure adequate rest, and supplement various vitamins to enhance immunity and promote a quicker recovery.
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What to Do About Cerebral Palsy Caused by Hypoxia?
How to help children with cerebral palsy undergo rehabilitation treatment?
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