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Is a Child Tilting Their Head to Watch TV a Bad Habit or an Eye Issue?

A child tilting their head to watch TV might be a bad habit or could indicate an eye problem, especially strabismus. It is recommended for parents to prevent and correct the tilting strabismus by not allowing their child to always sit in the same position while watching TV and maintaining an appropriate distance.
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  • Pediatrics
  • Ophthalmology
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Is a Child with a Temperature of 35.5 Degrees Celsius Considered Feverish?

Is a child’s temperature of 35.5 degrees Celsius considered fever, and how should it be handled?
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  • Medical
  • Pediatrics
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Is a Child’s 36°C Temperature Normal?

Is a child’s 36°C temperature normal, and treatment suggestions for persistent low fever.
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  • Pediatrics
  • Nutrition and Health Care
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Is a Child’s Bottom Temperature of 38.5 Degrees Celsius a Fever? How Should It Be Handled?

Should a child with a bottom temperature of 38.5 degrees Celsius seek medical attention?
  • FAQ
  • Fever
  • Pediatrics
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Is a Child’s Cold Caused by Upper Respiratory Tract Infection?

A child’s cold may be caused by an upper respiratory tract infection.
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  • Pediatrics
  • Respiratory Infections
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Is a Child’s Continuous Drowsiness and Difficulty Breastfeeding a Serious Concern? How to Determine If It’s Cerebral Palsy

Inquiry into the severity of a child’s continuous drowsiness and difficulty breastfeeding, and its association with cerebral palsy.
  • FAQ
  • Pediatrics
  • Cerebral Palsy
  • Nutrition
  • Treatment
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Is a Child’s Cough with Phlegm and Yellow Nasal Discharge a Sign of Lung Heat?

A child’s cough with phlegm and yellow nasal discharge may be caused by a cold, usually accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, expectoration, and fever.
  • FAQ
  • Pediatrics
  • Respiratory Diseases
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Is a Child’s Fever, Convulsions, and Foaming at the Mouth a Serious Condition?

Is a child’s fever, convulsions, and foaming at the mouth a serious condition? After giving the child a fever-reducing medicine, such symptoms appeared on the third day; has the condition worsened? It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and treat according to the doctor’s advice, avoiding blind medication that may worsen the condition.
  • FAQ
  • Pediatrics
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Is a Child’s Fever, Cough, and Runny Nose a Sign of Respiratory Infection?

If a child has a fever, cough, and runny nose, it may be necessary to further diagnose whether it is a respiratory infection.
  • FAQ
  • Pediatrics
  • Respiratory Infection
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Is a Child’s Heartbeat of 106 Beats Per Minute a Concern?

Is it normal for a child’s heart to beat 106 times per minute? How many times per minute is a 9-year-old girl’s heartbeat considered normal?
  • FAQ
  • Pediatrics
  • Cold
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