Excessive eye discharge may be due to a fire syndrome in children. It is recommended to increase fluid intake and frequently wipe away the eye discharge.
How to patiently guide a 9-month-old daughter to accept and eat a variety of complementary foods?
My baby is seven months old and she often coughs while eating, whether it’s formula milk, rice porridge, or thin congee. What could be the reason for this? If the baby is found to be zinc-deficient, how should we supplement it?
My daughter was playing fine when she suddenly felt dizzy. She is six years old, and the other day she was playing with two friends when she felt dizzy halfway through. After being held by her grandmother, she continued playing a little while later. She has epilepsy and has been taking medication for four years, but there doesn’t seem to be a big problem. When I asked her about her fainting today, she said it had only happened once. What should I do now?
My daughter’s intermittent cough has been going on for almost a month. Although she has been taking cough suppressants and anti-inflammatory medication, and has been administered azithromycin injections, the improvement in symptoms has been limited. She coughs less during the day, but it becomes more severe at night when she is sleeping. We have consulted a doctor and followed the prescribed medication, but the results have been unsatisfactory. What methods can accelerate the healing process?
What are the solutions for my daughter’s tonsillitis?
Today’s Down Syndrome screening result at the Maternal and Child Health Care Hospital shows critical high risk, and the doctor recommends going to the city for amniocentesis. Is the Down Syndrome screening result for women over 30 considered high risk?
The hepatitis B virus is transmitted through blood, saliva, semen, injections, and close contact. If planning to have a child, it is recommended to immediately administer the hepatitis B vaccine to the newborn within 24 hours of birth to effectively prevent the transmission of the virus to the fetus. In terms of treatment, there is currently no specific medication for hepatitis B in Western medicine. However, traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated many unique treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. It is suggested that you consider using traditional Chinese medicine, such as August Olive, Wood Butterfly, Turtle Plate, White Peony, Zisha, Scutellaria baicalensis, Bupleurum chinense, Golden Powder, White Sugar, and Honey, in combination with treatment. These drugs can quickly take effect and have a definite therapeutic effect. Many patients recover and do not relapse after treatment. These drugs can activate immune responses, rebuild the liver’s active immune function, break through immune tolerance, restore or enhance the body’s immune system’s ability to resist viruses, and actively eliminate hepatitis B viruses in the body, ultimately achieving the goal of curing hepatitis B. Whether it’s the triple therapy or surface antigen+ , there is a possibility of turning the virus negative. These drugs are practical, cost-effective and convenient to use. I hope you can receive proper treatment and recover soon!
My daughter was born via difficult labor, weighing four kilograms. She was born on January 16, 2007, and suffered severe asphyxia at the time, only recovering after emergency rescue. She is currently under pediatric care. I want to ask the doctor if she should receive a brain protection shot, and whether her clavicle fracture requires assistance from an orthopedic specialist for treatment. There’s no need to worry about the fracture, as newborns’ bones heal quickly. However, attention should be given to the treatment of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, in addition to using brain-nourishing medications such as Cerebrolysin and gangliosides for treatment, early rehabilitation therapy is also necessary. The child’s brain develops fastest within the first year of life, so treatment during this period is very important. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
Seeking treatment methods and information for cerebral palsy.
