The reasons for infants developing epilepsy may stem from sensory factors or the impact of deep sleep.

The reasons for infants developing leukemia may include genetic factors and environmental exposure.

Children who always wheeze may have related issues with their constitution and infections, requiring hospital examination for diagnosis and possibly antibiotic treatment.

The causes of newborn diarrhea can be divided into two main categories: infectious and non-infectious. Infectious diarrhea includes both intestinal and extraintestinal infections, while non-infectious diarrhea is often due to improper feeding leading to malabsorption. Mild diarrhea may result in increased frequency of bowel movements, acidic and foul-smelling stools, with minimal signs of dehydration; severe cases may involve frequent stools with mucus, accompanied by vomiting and fever, with obvious signs of dehydration, weight loss, reduced urine output, and even severe symptoms such as water and electrolyte imbalances and acidosis. Regardless of the severity, if diarrhea is detected, it should be treated immediately by a hospital.

Patients may still exhibit fever and seizure-like symptoms after encephalitis treatment, which could be related to brain edema and abnormal function of the hypothalamus temperature regulation center.

Premature babies, also known as immature infants, are live-born infants with a gestational age of less than 37 weeks. Due to their lower degree of organ maturity and functionality compared to full-term infants, they require special care and monitoring to reduce health risks and improve survival rates. The incubator not only provides appropriate temperature and humidity but also monitors the baby’s physiological indicators, such as body temperature, blood oxygen concentration, and heart rate, ensuring their condition remains stable. Additionally, the incubator protects premature babies from external environmental stimuli such as bright light and noise, which aids in their growth and development.

Red dots appearing on the face during coughing may be due to acute inflammation triggered by a viral infection.

Why do some hospitals appear so indifferent towards children who cannot afford treatment? Shouldn’t hospitals have a more humane approach to such situations?

Teenagers’ fingernails turning purple may be caused by water inhalation or poor blood circulation, and it is recommended to undergo an ECG examination and traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment.

Regular blood and urine tests during epilepsy follow-up are conducted to monitor the effectiveness of medication treatment and side effects, as well as to assess the control of the condition.