Parent’s Concern: Baby’s Abdomen Shows Abnormal Swelling
A parent found a peanut-sized lump in their baby’s abdomen, possibly lymphadenitis, and needs to find the cause for targeted treatment.
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Parental Concern: Does My Child Have Epilepsy?
Parents are inquiring about their child’s irregular hand and foot twitching and eye rolling symptoms, wondering if they are signs of epilepsy.
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Parental Testing Reveals Baby Gene Mutation: Should You Worry?
Explore the impact of gene mutations found in parental testing on baby’s health, as well as the causes and significance of gene mutations.
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Parents Ask: What Medication Should a Child Take for Coughing?
When a child has a cough, how should parents choose the medication? What are common, easily accessible medications?
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Parents Seek Expertise on Child’s Disease Diagnosis
Parents inquire about their child’s disease diagnosis and treatment suggestions
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Parents, your child has red rashes and blisters in the mouth without fever
Your child has red rashes and blisters in the mouth, but without fever, the diagnosis does not match hand, foot, and mouth disease. Please rest assured and closely observe your child’s temperature and mental state.
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Parents’ Concern: What to Do When Your Baby Has a Runny Nose and Coughs?
Your baby started with a runny nose and cough on Wednesday last week. Medication has been taken, but the symptoms have recurred. The doctor suggests it might be a respiratory infection.
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Parents’ Questions About Children’s Diarrhea and Vomiting
Parents inquire about the treatment for a two-and-a-half-year-old baby’s diarrhea and vomiting
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Parents’ Questions About Their Child’s Abdominal Bloating, Pain, and Growling
Parents Ask About Diagnosis and Treatment of Their Child’s Abdominal Bloating, Pain, and Growling
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Pathological Jaundice: How to Treat High Levels
Jaundice index of 279 with no other symptoms, parents should take their child to the doctor immediately to avoid blind medication
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