It may occur around ten times within a year. Most cases are purulent tonsillitis, with high fever, aversion to cold, and abdominal pain.

A lump has appeared under a child’s ear pocket, and it has grown larger over a year but remains painless. Should surgery be considered to remove it?

A newborn has been found to have asymmetrical ears, with one ear being more prominent and rounded, while the other appears more ordinary. The hearing test results are normal. Over the next 45 days, careful care is advised to avoid pressing on the flatter ear. However, as the baby grows, the ears have become harder but still exhibit a noticeable difference. How should this situation be handled, doctor?

A hoarse voice in children may be a sign of acute laryngitis, requiring anti-inflammatory and antiviral treatment.

A little girl has a hard lump behind her ear and under her chin that is painful when touched. The lump is not very visible on the surface, but it can be felt as hard. Additionally, the child feels discomfort and an unnatural sensation under her chin. What could be the cause?

Sneezing and shivering after blowing the nose in a child could be a symptom of fever.

Sneezing and shivering after blowing the nose in a child could be symptoms of fever-induced runny nose and hiccups.

The baby has been scratching its ears for no apparent reason since its birth a few days ago. A 1-year-old baby always having a runny nose might be a symptom of a cold or allergy.

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Our child was born prematurely and has always been quite fragile, especially susceptible to catching colds at kindergarten, leading to recurrent tonsillitis. Please ask: What is the situation with a two-year-old child having tonsillitis? How can it be prevented and treated?