A 17-month-old child began throwing up whatever they ate, but now doesn’t vomit anymore, only to have diarrhea with water and the original form of food. The doctor explains what’s going on.
A child experienced dizziness for a week following a fever, which persisted even after the fever had subsided. There were no other obvious symptoms. How should one observe and handle this situation?
Learn how to diagnose and treat ear itching symptoms in children with otitis media.
A 3-year-old girl recently has been scratching her ears, experiencing itching, occasional yellowish discharge, and a loss of appetite, possibly suffering from otitis media.
Understand the diagnosis and treatment methods for a child’s otitis media.
Introduction to the treatment methods for pediatric otitis media
A three-year-old child fell from the bed and injured their elbow, X-rays showed no abnormalities, but there is swelling and limited movement. Inquire about possible injuries and treatment suggestions.
A child exhibits symptoms of eyes rolling up and hands clenched into fists, with episodes lasting about a minute each, occurring three times since October.
A three-year-old child with fever and blisters on the nose, experiencing recurrent fever after taking antipyretics, is not suffering from hand, foot, and mouth disease. Immediate fever reduction treatment and medication for the blisters are required.
A 7-year-old child has been running a fever for 3 days with a peak temperature of 39.2 degrees Celsius, accompanied by abdominal discomfort and vomiting. After being diagnosed by two doctors, the fever has not subsided, and medical advice is sought.
