The causes of nephrotic syndrome may be related to various factors, including infections, immune responses, and genetics.

The causes of optic nerve atrophy, dietary precautions, and treatment methods.

Common complications of kidney syndrome include thrombosis, increased infection risk, renal failure, and metabolic disorders.

Understand the possible symptoms and types of pediatric epilepsy.

Adenoid hypertrophy is a common disease in childhood, usually caused by recurrent attacks of acute rhinitis, acute tonsillitis, or influenza.

Neonatal jaundice is a normal physiological phenomenon that most newborns will experience. It is usually caused by an excess of bilirubin produced after the decomposition and metabolism of red blood cells, as the liver of newborns has not fully developed and cannot effectively eliminate these bilirubins, leading to their accumulation in the body and causing symptoms such as yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes.

The neonatal jaundice index is a measure used by doctors to assess the condition of neonatal jaundice. The normal value for full-term infants is below 12.9mg/100ml, while for premature infants, it is below 15mg/100ml. If the index exceeds the normal range or rises rapidly, it may indicate pathological jaundice.

Diabetics should choose appropriate treatment methods based on the type and severity of their condition.

What should you do if you experience abdominal bloating and vomiting after receiving an injection of azithromycin?

If a child’s elbow joint is injured, it’s unclear when the injury occurred, and there is a suspicion of dislocation. The child needs to be examined by a doctor to confirm the injury and seek treatment advice.