A 2-year-and-8-month-old baby developed acne-like skin issues on the back of their hands and feet. Diagnosed as frictional lichenoid lesion, the acne cleared up but left behind many white spots. Recommended treatments include anti-allergic, anti-infection, and blood circulation medications, along with attention to diet and indoor environment.
A 2-year-old baby experiencing nosebleeds in summer may be due to excessively dry indoor air or a lack of vitamin C. It is recommended to pay attention to the baby’s diet and to undergo treatment under a doctor’s guidance.
A 2-year-old child’s sudden green stools may be due to dietary reasons or mild abdominal cold, so there is no need to worry too much, but it is not excluded that spleen deficiency could lead to digestive disorders.
Frequent blinking in a 3-year-old girl may be caused by allergies, eye fatigue, and other factors. It is recommended to consider medication treatment or seek traditional Chinese medicine assistance.
A 3-year-old child has a bowel movement once a week and often experiences abdominal pain. This may be caused by damaged intestinal mucosa, and it is recommended to take probiotics for intestinal nourishment.
My sister’s child has been complaining of pain in the buttocks lately, and it hurts when they go to the bathroom. The anus is a bit red. What could be the reason for a 4-year-old’s closed-eye activity?
A 6-month-old baby gets a fever every month. Please ask about the cause and solution.
The son’s height has not increased with age, and he has a tendency to picky eating, which may affect growth and development.
A 6-year-old girl is experiencing difficulties with concentration. Does it affect her learning? Lack of concentration may be due to reduced concentration in the frontal lobe’s neurotransmitter substances, leading to weakened inhibitory effects on attention. It is recommended to seek assistance from a regular medical institution.
The baby is almost seven months old and is breastfed. Around noon, the baby started to dry heave for no apparent reason, vomiting four or five times and expelling yellow fluid. What could be the possible cause?
