Is My Baby’s Laryngitis a Concern?

An 11-month-old baby has had laryngitis for a month, and after a fever of 39 degrees Celsius for four days, the doctor diagnosed it as tonsillitis. Concerned about a foreign object possibly hurting the throat, the parent inquires about how to distinguish between tonsillitis and a throat foreign body, and what detailed examinations are needed.
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Is My Baby’s Leg Pain at Night Growth Pain?

A three-and-a-half-year-old child’s leg pain at night may be due to growth pain or calcium deficiency. It is recommended to increase outdoor activities and supplement calcium. Consider dietary supplements, such as eating foods rich in calcium like pork ribs and milk, or taking children’s calcium tablets. If the pain persists or worsens, it is advisable to take the child to a doctor for a check-up.
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Is My Baby’s Lopsided Walk a Sign of Calcium Deficiency?

My baby walks with his feet turned inward, and his left leg is slightly thinner than his right. Can wearing shoes upside down solve the problem? Do we need to take other treatment methods? Is this a disease? Can you elaborate on how this condition affects the child’s development? Is this condition common?
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