My child is 2 years old and has been diagnosed with pediatric cerebral palsy, with difficulty in abduction, rough hand movements, and possible language and intellectual disabilities.
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A child of one year and three months has been suffering from diarrhea for six days. The child has been to a local top-tier hospital for medical treatment and has been prescribed antibiotics, anti-diarrheal medication, and probiotics. However, the symptoms have not improved, and the parents are seeking further advice.
The child may be experiencing diarrhea due to abdominal cold, and it is recommended to adjust the diet and master the nursing skills.
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Cerebral palsy can affect normal movement and posture control, posing potential challenges for school attendance.
My child is one and a half years old, treatment methods and preventive measures for congenital preauricular sinus
How should I handle my premature baby’s fever?
