A child’s throat swelling, turning red, and pus with a fever under 39 degrees may be caused by purulent tonsillitis or upper respiratory tract infection. The former requires antibiotic treatment and may lead to other diseases. The latter can be treated with antiviral medication and usually improves with age. It is recommended to consult the otolaryngology department of a hospital.
A 6-year-old boy was born with chickenpox on his calf, underwent surgery at 9 months old, and his condition improved afterward. However, recently, the chickenpox has recurred, with obvious larger sores, and no other symptoms such as fever. Traditional surgery and chemotherapy may not completely cure the disease and may accelerate tumor metastasis, leaving unknown sequelae. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine treatment due to its quick and safe effects, harmless to the body, and a higher hope for recovery. Since children have weaker body resistance and are prone to pediatric tumors, parents should immediately take their child to a professional hospital for examination and treatment, and regularly conduct health checks.
What should you do when a child refuses to take medicine?
If a one-year-old child accidentally ingests half a metoprolol succinate tablet, should parents be concerned about side effects?
A child’s lack of appetite may be due to a deficiency in trace elements, and parents are advised to take the child to the hospital for a check-up. Additionally, parents can try adjusting the child’s schedule and exercise routine, and engage in simple games with the child before meals to pique their interest in food.
If a pediatric urethral fistula surgery fails, one should seek a highly skilled doctor for a second surgery to ensure the success of the operation.
A twin daughter is born 35 days ago and is suspected of having phenylketonuria. After a retest, the older one’s index dropped to 2.5, the younger one’s to 2.4, and the younger one’s to 2.1. Inquire whether it is phenylketonuria and what measures should be taken.
If your two-month-old baby has a severe cold and cough, consider boosting immunity and fighting viruses. You can give your baby appropriate medication. Additionally, regularly take your baby for check-ups to ensure the condition improves.
After three days of intravenous fluid treatment for a baby’s cold and cough, symptoms have not improved and there are vomiting phenomena. Inquire about the best treatment methods and medication suggestions.
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