For a 13-month-old child with a fever for 3 days, persistent high fever, accompanied by vomiting symptoms but no abnormalities found in blood tests, it is recommended to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
If a baby experiences repeated high fever, it is recommended to have a blood test at the hospital to determine if the cause is a viral or bacterial infection, and to take appropriate treatment measures, including the use of Anrik, cefpodoxime and ribavirin, while also ensuring adequate hydration and physical cooling.
The baby has a fever with tonsillitis and the fever recurs frequently. How should we reduce the fever and treat it?
A 5-year-old child has a cold with fever. They seem normal during the day but keep having fevers at night. What could be the cause, and are there any good home remedies?
A 4-month-old baby experienced recurrent jaundice for the first three months, with the jaundice largely subsiding at three and a half months. However, liver function tests revealed liver damage, prompting a one-week hospital stay for intravenous liver protection therapy. The alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and aspartate aminotransferase (AST) levels returned to normal upon discharge. Yet, after a week of medication at home and another liver function test, the ALT levels rose again.
Handling Methods for Repeated Jaundice in Newborns
When a baby reaches one month old and tests for jaundice, the level decreases after stopping breastfeeding but rises again when breastfeeding is resumed. Currently, the jaundice level is 11.3. If the baby is breastfeeding normally, has normal bowel movements, and shows no other abnormalities, the current jaundice can be managed by observation alone. Use a dark cloth to cover the baby’s eyes when exposed to sunlight. Aim for about 20 minutes in the morning and afternoon, but avoid excessive exposure. After taking medication, go to the hospital in 3-5 days to check if the jaundice level has decreased. If the jaundice persists or continues to rise, hospital-based blue light therapy should be considered.
When children experience repeated nosebleeds, parents should understand the correct stop bleeding method and consider seeking professional medical assistance.
A 7-year-old child has been experiencing vomiting and diarrhea for a week, still throwing up after taking medication. Seeking solutions.
Facing dissatisfaction and bitterness towards family, it is advised to let go of the resentment in your heart, courageously pursue your dreams, stay positive, and use busyness and positive self-motivation to ignore negative emotions.
