An 8-month-old child has slight bags under the eyes and drools, suspected symptoms of Down syndrome. Others say this is a manifestation of Down syndrome. At our county-level women and children’s hospital, they said the appearance doesn’t seem like it.
The child was diagnosed with mycoplasma infection and had a fever. After taking amoxicillin and Xiao Chaihu, the fever subsided. Now that the child has completely recovered from the fever and is in good spirits, can the medication be stopped?
A child has recovered from bronchial pneumonia after a series of treatments, but still has a cough. Do they need to continue taking medication?
Does a child need to continue taking antiviral medication after experiencing vomiting?
If a child has bowel movements about 6 times a day, do they need to see a doctor?
What should you observe and do if a child has a bump on their head after a collision?
Infants do not cough up phlegm, so parents can help their babies cough up phlegm and drink plenty of water. They can also try to cook pear with Fritillaria.
Should a child take fever-reducing medicine, and how should the situation be handled?
What should parents do if their child accidentally eats too many calcium tablets?
Is it necessary for a child with short stature to undergo growth hormone tests and injections?
