The presence of 1+ protein in a child’s urine test may be due to tonsillitis following a cold, which usually resolves with the healing of respiratory inflammation.

What should be done to treat a four-month-old baby who has been running a fever for over 20 days?

A one-year-old baby experiencing dry cough while eating may be due to tonsillitis. It is recommended to treat with antibiotics and consider traditional Chinese medicine methods such as drinking water infused with lantern flowers.

Reasons and Solutions for a One-Year-Old Baby Sweating Excessively

Diarrhea accompanied by fever may be a symptom of an internal infection or other causes.

Facial paralysis can lead to taste disturbances due to damage to the facial nerve, which affects the function of taste nerves on the tongue. While most patients with facial paralysis can fully recover their taste function, a few may experience lingering issues with incomplete nerve recovery. Therefore, it is recommended that patients continue with acupuncture treatment to prevent further loss of taste sensation. Traditional Chinese medicine has shown some efficacy in treating such conditions.

Patients with facial paralysis may experience taste disturbances due to facial nerve damage, and it is recommended to consistently practice traditional Chinese medicine to prevent the loss of taste sensation.

Facial paralysis patients often experience headaches, which may be related to nerve damage of the facial nerve or other underlying causes. Understanding the causes and remedies can effectively alleviate discomfort.

A worried parent inquires about why their 3-month-old baby’s nose frequently bleeds, even though the amount of bleeding is small, but the frequent occurrence is concerning.

Why does a newborn’s arm swell and become red and swollen after receiving the BCG vaccine?