Patterns of Fever in Pediatric Leukemia

The main symptoms of leukemia include fever, anemia, joint pain, and skin rashes. Fever is often one of the earliest symptoms, possibly accompanied by high temperatures and chills, sweating, and other symptoms. The pattern of fever is not fixed and may rise due to infection or other complications. Treatment methods include fever reduction measures, immunomodulators, and radiation therapy.
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Pectus Excavatum and Calcium Deficiency Issues

Questions about a five-month-old baby’s pectus excavatum, discovered during a bath. The doctor said it was due to mild calcium deficiency, but the tests only showed a slight deficiency. The child is in good health and growing normally. I want to know what medication to use, whether it will affect the child’s growth and development, and whether this pectus excavatum is a symptom of rickets.
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