High alanine aminotransferase levels indicate that your baby may have liver damage, but it could also be caused by other factors. Please provide more information about your baby’s current living conditions and test results for analysis.
Is it normal for a baby’s body temperature to consistently be 35.9 degrees? What causes a baby to have a low body temperature? How should it be handled?
After taking ibuprofen and ribavirin, and pediatric pseudo-gout medicine, the baby’s body temperature dropped to over 35 degrees Celsius. Is this normal?
A child around 5 years old has been complaining of leg pain recently, for no apparent reason. Is it normal for a baby’s ear bone to be a bit bulgy?
An unstable eating quantity in children may be caused by digestive system issues. It is recommended to undergo a check-up and appropriate treatment.
When the baby was two months old, the whites of its eyes turned yellow. Tests revealed jaundice, with liver function indicators three to four times higher than normal, leading to a diagnosis of acute liver injury and the presence of cytomegalovirus. After treatment, alanine aminotransferase and aspartate aminotransferase levels remained elevated, but other indicators had returned to normal. Which test is more accurate: blood or urine? If the baby has cytomegalovirus, can it still be breastfed?
Is it normal for a 2-month-old baby to always look up or to one side when held, not liking to look straight ahead?
Is it normal for a baby’s eyes to turn blue due to jaundice?
Discusses whether a 4 and a half month old girl’s fontanelle size resembling a soybean is normal, and provides professional advice and related health information.
If a baby’s forehead is not hot during sleep but the sides are, it may be a normal phenomenon, but close monitoring of body temperature is recommended.
