After four months, the back half of a child’s head hasn’t grown hair. Possible reasons and suggested treatment methods

Children who don’t want to drink milk during the day may be experiencing dyspepsia, and trying probiotics to improve their condition might be helpful.

After transferring schools, children may show reluctance to attend, sometimes even refusing to go. They may prefer staying at home, becoming silent or crying at the mention of school. I would like to inquire about the possible reasons for this.

Your child sweats profusely after taking a nap and has pale feet. This could be due to a lack of essential minerals and spleen deficiency. I recommend taking appropriate vitamin supplements and complementary Chinese herbal medicine to treat the symptoms. It might also be genetic, so I suggest getting a thorough checkup at the hospital.

The whitening of a child’s hair may be due to genetic predisposition or factors, and the causes are complex, requiring further examination for targeted treatment.

The reasons for a child’s restlessness during the night may be due to calcium deficiency causing night terrors. It is recommended to conduct a blood mineral test and supplement the necessary nutrients. If diagnosed with digestive system issues, treatment should be accompanied and attention should be paid to a balanced diet.

An 11-month-old girl recently started snoring during sleep, which may be related to adenoid hypertrophy or nasal obstruction. It is recommended to further examine the child.

Discuss the possible causes of elevated platelet count in children, including dyspepsia, cold, tonsillitis, and provide professional medical advice.

Falling often while running may be due to underdeveloped cerebellum and should be timely checked at a hospital.

Discuss the possible reasons for being unable to reach the bottom during intercourse and provide improvement suggestions.