Does my baby have a treatment for bean disease? This symptom recurs, and I hope the doctor can provide assistance.

Discuss the possibility of a three-year-old child who has not yet learned to walk, sit up, or speak suffering from cerebral palsy, as well as the possibility of traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Discuss whether newborns need a heart ultrasound and how to care for the health of newborns.

Bilateral bronchiolitis is a lung condition caused by viral infection in the tiny bronchioles. The severity varies greatly, with mild cases potentially treated with oral medication and nebulizer therapy, while severe cases may require intravenous fluids. Symptoms include coughing, vomiting, and diarrhea upon coughing, with a body temperature below 36 degrees. It’s recommended to seek medical attention early on as the condition can change rapidly, and treatment should be tailored to the baby’s specific situation.

Children are recommended to take oral deworming medication regularly every six months, mainly for hygiene reasons. In addition to having white spots on the body, symptoms such as loss of appetite and abdominal pain may also require deworming treatment.

Discuss whether a baby needs to take Double Whale Vitamin AD Drops and their relationship with fish liver oil.

Not sure about your child’s physical growth and development, and their daily diet and lifestyle? Do they have any bad habits like picky eating? You don’t need to give your baby vitamin supplements or similar things. For a two and a half month-old baby, just giving them some juice or plain water is fine. Everything you give them should be introduced gradually. However, they are currently taking one fish liver oil capsule every day, as recommended by the doctor, to promote calcium absorption.

Your child’s blood test results are generally normal, but a high white blood cell count and a high lymphocyte ratio may indicate the presence of an infection. It is recommended to seek treatment at a regular, professional hospital.

The baby’s walking in an in-toe gait. After a hospital visit and examination, the doctor diagnosed it as O-shaped legs. A blood test for bone alkaline phosphatase (BALP) showed results within the range of 200-225 (reference value < 200). The 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) level was 25.59 (reference value 35-150). What do these results mean? Was the clinical diagnosis of rickets due to calcium deficiency or vitamin D deficiency?

Inquiring about alternative treatment methods for a child’s cough