Possible Diarrhea Caused by Formula Milk
Children may experience diarrhea due to lactose intolerance or milk protein allergy. It is recommended to consult a doctor for further examination and diagnosis.
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Possible Reasons for a Child’s Continuous Activity
Continuous activity in children may be related to calcium deficiency or a lack of trace elements
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Possible Symptoms of a Baby’s Stomach Cold
Understanding the possible symptoms and preventive measures for a baby’s stomach cold
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Post-Discharge Care for Newborn Pneumonia
Post-discharge care for newborn pneumonia includes medication, respiratory conditions, and flu prevention.
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Post-Febrile Management Suggestions for a 3-Year-Old Girl
Post-Febrile management suggestions for a 3-year-old girl: Pay attention to bronchitis or pneumonia, and require hospital examination of blood routine and mycoplasma antibodies. If necessary, a chest X-ray may be needed to clarify the condition.
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Post-Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease Care
Learn about the nursing methods and treatment suggestions for the later stage of hand, foot, and mouth disease
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Post-Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease Diet Precautions
After the baby’s hand, foot, and mouth disease has healed, red rashes appear on the palm after eating shrimp and chicken. Consult the doctor to see if it’s normal.
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Post-Infection Care for Neonatal Pneumonia
What care measures are needed for a baby with neonatal infectious pneumonia?
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Post-Infection Sequelae of Intracranial Infection in Neonatal Sepsis
Most neonates with intracranial infections do not develop sequelae after treatment, but there is a risk of neurological damage in severe cases.
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Post-Influenza Cough Management
After the child has recovered from the flu, although symptoms like fever and runny nose have disappeared, they are still coughing without phlegm. They have vomited twice, and are currently taking symptomatic anti-inflammatory and cough medication. However, the bitter medicine is hard to swallow, and they refuse to drink more water. Forcing them to do so makes them cry and further irritates their throat. What methods can help the child?
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