Newborns’ lymphatic systems are not fully developed. Typically, during the first 20 years of life, especially during infancy, the lymphatic system rapidly develops. Therefore, it is normal for healthy infants to be able to feel lymph nodes the size of soybeans in areas such as the neck, under the chin, behind the head, in front of the ear, and in the inguinal region. These nodes are usually soft and sometimes slightly hard, without tenderness, which is a normal physiological function.
When faced with a ten-month-old baby who refuses to drink formula milk, it is important to wait patiently until the baby is hungry before trying to feed them, and avoid forcing feeding. At the same time, you can treat the formula as a reward to enhance the baby’s acceptance of it.
Considering the possibility of allergic eczema, the treatment mainly involves anti-allergy therapy.
The presence of milk curds in a baby’s stool may be a sign of dyspepsia, while frequent waking at night may be related to calcium deficiency causing increased nervous excitability leading to night frights.
Children often cough continuously after starting kindergarten, which may be due to bronchitis. It is recommended to take cough medicine and combine it with antibacterial medications for treatment. At the same time, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy foods, and drink plenty of water. If the symptoms persist, it is suggested to seek medical attention again.
Children experience coughing and runny nose when the weather gets cold, but they do not have a fever. Parents are asking for solutions.
Children cough and sneeze without fever when the weather gets cold, how to handle it? What to do?
After washing the dandruff off, it grows back soon. How can we get rid of it permanently?
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