A 6-week-old child has recently been found to have decreased hearing. After a hospital check-up, CT scans were normal, the tympanic membrane was intact, but there was an inward retraction of the tympanic membrane and adenoid hypertrophy. One ear has no hearing, while the other has weak hearing. The doctor diagnosed it as sensorineural hearing loss. What should be done?
Introduction to the diagnosis and treatment methods for pediatric otitis media
A 3-year-old girl is feeling unwell and lacks energy. How should pediatric fever and tonsillitis be treated?
Offer medical advice on persistent fever and related symptoms
Why is a child’s tongue always red, lips always red, stool dry, tonsils frequently inflamed, and they often cough? Here’s how to handle it.
If a child frequently has a red tip of the tongue, red lips, dry stool, tonsillitis, and persistent cough, how should one handle the situation?
The child has been scratching their ears since birth, which may be due to chronic rhinitis.
How to Handle a Child Who Often Has a Runny Nose
How should one treat a child with tonsillitis and fever?
A 4-year-old girl has developed tonsillitis with high fever. How should it be treated?
