Why does a child’s fever subside quickly, and what are the remedies?

Persistent nausea in a 3-year-old child may be due to indigestion or abdominal cold.

A child experiencing bloody stools may be due to heat syndrome or endocrine imbalance, and it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.

A child having bloody stools might be due to internal heat, usually caused by a disorder in the regulation of Qi and blood in the body.

A 10-year-old child frequently sleeps with their mouth open at night, and the examination results indicate adenoid hypertrophy, which may lead to facial deformities. It is recommended to undergo adenoid surgery to avoid snoring during deep sleep.

A baby frequently burping might be due to acid reflux, and can be treated with Dingkou Lizi Wan, a traditional Chinese medicine. It’s also important to maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy and cold foods, which can help alleviate the symptoms. If the symptoms persist or worsen, it’s advisable to take the child to a doctor.

A baby’s cold, fever, and nosebleed may be common symptoms caused by heat or upper respiratory infection. It’s important to have a routine blood test and avoid catching a cold.

My child has green, smelly egg-like stools; sometimes dry, sometimes yellow, and always with an egg-like smell. Asking for the cause and treatment methods.

A baby’s headache after a fever could be due to various reasons, including infections, dehydration, or high temperatures. Learn more about the causes and treatment methods for a baby’s headache after a fever.

A baby’s navel bulge may be caused by excessive abdominal pressure or loose umbilical cord ties, among other reasons. Generally speaking, mild cases can be improved through daily care and lifestyle changes, but severe cases may require surgical treatment.