Is a 6-Month-Old Baby Not Initiating Object Grasping a Sign of Intellectual Disability?
A 6-month-old baby not being able to grasp objects may involve intellectual development issues and requires further evaluation and treatment.
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Is Frequent Abdominal Pain in Children Related to Thin Small Intestine Walls?
Explore the relationship between frequent abdominal pain in children and thin small intestine walls, and provide treatment solutions for chronic enteritis.
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Medication Recommendations for Facial Nerve Inflammation
Seeking treatment advice for facial nerve inflammation, particularly regarding medication options.
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Newborn Diarrhea Treatment
Newborn Diarrhea Treatment
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Pediatric Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease Treatment Guidelines
Understanding the Symptoms and Treatment Methods of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
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Pediatrics: The Relationship Between Neonatal Pyelonephrosis and Testicle Size
This article discusses the correlation between neonatal pyelonephrosis and testicle size, and provides relevant examination and diagnosis recommendations.
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Registration Guide for Dr. Wang Xinyu’s Facial Palsy Consultation
Find Registration Guide for Dr. Wang Xinyu
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Should a 3-Year-Old Child Undergo Surgery for Strabismus?
Early ophthalmic examination is recommended for a 3-year-old child with strabismus. Generally, surgery for treatment is most effective before the age of 5 to 7.
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Should I Alternate Feeding My Baby Jin Shuangqi and Peifengcong?
Jin Shuangqi, Peifengcong, and Mami Love can be alternated for a five-month-old baby to regulate the digestive system, but attention should be paid to dosage and dietary adjustment.
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Should Newborns Have Their Nipples Pinched?
Newborns do not need their nipples pinched; milk production can be promoted through diet and frequent breastfeeding.
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