Traditional Chinese Medicine is recommended for treating epilepsy caused by ischemic hypoxia.

Does scoliosis have the potential to be passed down through generations, and an exploration of the family genetic factors involved.

Can jaundice be cured better? Indirect bilirubin levels need to be checked for common hepatitis B and C, and if both are negative, it may be congenital non-hemolytic jaundice. This is due to a congenital enzyme deficiency in the liver cells’ intake, fusion, and metabolism of bilirubin. It is usually not a problem, the condition is good, and regular check-ups are required. Then, patients should pay attention to maintaining a light diet, staying relaxed, avoiding staying up late or oversleeping, ensuring adequate sleep time, and maintaining physical exercise habits. In daily life, one should also avoid overeating or undereating, as well as binge eating and fasting.

Jaundice hepatitis is usually caused by a virus and is contagious, with the mode of transmission varying depending on the situation. For example, hepatitis A and E are transmitted through fecal-oral routes, so it is important to manage the source of infection, pay attention to environmental and personal hygiene, and actively immunize.

Diabetes Patients Ask If Jinshuibao Can Effectively Treat Microalbuminuria

Inquire about the success rate of joint replacement surgery and the best place for the procedure.

JUC is a physical antibacterial spray dressing, primarily composed of organic silicon quaternary ammonium salt, which can be applied to skin and mucosal wounds to provide a physical protective layer, isolating the wound from bacteria, fungi, and viruses, and other microorganisms. JUC is not a medicine and cannot replace intravenous therapy.

General symptoms of polyps: The bowel movements of affected children are usually painless. During defecation, low or long polyps can be pushed out from the anus, where a red meatball can be seen on the anal opening. If the polyp is not returned in time, it may cause impaction, detachment, and bleeding. This condition is caused by minor bleeding and childhood anemia is rare. Most juvenile polyps occur between the ages of 2 to 10, and they are more common in boys. The incidence rate is very high, accounting for about 80% of pediatric polyps. It is a benign adenomatous granuloma that can usually heal itself without any malignant transformation.

A mother diagnosed with IgA nephritis and focal segmental glomerulosclerosis inquires about the possibility of breastfeeding without medication.

This article provides dietary advice for kidney disease patients: Can they drink chicken soup?