Symptoms of partial dislocation of the radial head are common in infants, with a higher incidence in children under the age of five.

When a child has a febrile convulsion, it may be due to a febrile seizure caused by high fever. This condition resembles an epilepsy, but it is not epilepsy. Febrile seizures are related to a child’s brain development and a lower threshold for movement. While no special treatment is required, in the future, if the child has a cold with fever again, antipyretic medication should be administered immediately to prevent another febrile seizure. The specific treatment method varies depending on the condition, and it is recommended to visit a professional hospital for detailed examination to develop a targeted treatment plan.

What Are the Criteria for Full Recovery from Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease?

My colleague’s child has congenital diaphragmatic hernia. What is this condition? How can it be treated? I would like to request some assistance. How much will it cost to treat this condition?

How does rickets occur? Where can one observe signs of this disease?

Rickets typically occurs due to calcium deficiency and can be addressed through hospital check-ups and calcium supplementation.

After treatment for fever and tonsillitis, a child exhibits decreased white and neutrophil cells and elevated lymphocytes. Seek insights and advice from traditional Chinese medicine.

Discussing the effectiveness of blue light therapy for neonatal jaundice, as well as the management of physiological jaundice.

My baby is just three days old. The doctor diagnosed it as physiological jaundice. I’ve heard that giving the baby glucose water can help alleviate jaundice. I’m not sure if it’s okay to drink it.

Discussing the treatment and prevention methods for pediatric kidney diseases