Last night, a seven-month-old baby fell from a 50-centimeter bed, hit the back of the head, cried, and then fell asleep after drinking some milk. After being taken to the hospital, the baby woke up! After waking up, the baby didn’t cry but looked around and smiled when meeting his grandmother. The doctor said that since the baby didn’t take a nap, it was impossible to perform an MRI, so we went back home. The baby woke up many times throughout the night but slept well in the latter half. Today, the baby has shown no other symptoms, eating and playing as usual, but the spot where the baby fell may still hurt. The baby doesn’t cry when touched gently, but cries when touched more heavily! I want to ask the doctor if there will be any sequelae or if the head might be damaged?
When children experience recurrent nosebleeds, understanding the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine and appropriate blood-stopping measures, as well as considering whether to seek medical assistance, is important.
Pneumonia can have severe consequences for children, requiring timely treatment
The issue of life expectancy and living abilities in children with Trisomy 21
The life expectancy of congenital biliary atresia depends on the progression of the condition and the treatment received.
Over the past two and a half years, linear white bumps have appeared on the inner side of the right upper limb, occasionally accompanied by slight itching. The child has been to a dermatology hospital for follow-up, and the current age is 3 years old. The past treatment and its effectiveness are not clear. No history of allergies or hereditary diseases. How can one self-recover from linear psoriasis?
A 3-year-old boy discovered his penis was slightly red and swollen upon morning urination. This could be due to an accidental injury from external force or abdominal discomfort. If there are no other symptoms, observe and encourage him to drink more water. If the symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical attention immediately.
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How should parents deal with long-term diarrhea and bloating in babies?
For symptoms of allergic purpura, is it necessary to take loratadine and diphenhydramine simultaneously?
