How to Treat Chronic Hand-Foot Syndrome?

Chronic hand-foot syndrome is a disease caused by neonatal umbilical cord detachment and regional foreign body irritation, which can be treated by cauterizing small granulation wounds with 10% silver nitrate or by surgical removal of large granulation tissue. Keep the umbilical fossa clean and dry, and avoid using talcum powder to stimulate granulation tissue growth.
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How to Treat Chronic Pharyngitis in Children?

Children with chronic pharyngitis often experience symptoms such as coughing, constipation, runny nose, and fever. Sometimes, blood may be present in the stool. They tend to sweat a lot, even in winter. While symptoms may alleviate after injections, they often recur within a month. How has past treatment been and what were the results?
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