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A patient inquires about anal itching and bleeding, suspecting anal fissure, and asks about the relationship with heat and hemorrhoids. The doctor suggests it may be caused by hemorrhoids and provides medication and lifestyle recommendations.

A three-month-old baby occasionally experiences tremors, which may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is recommended to supplement calcium through diet, such as consuming yogurt, which not only provides calcium but also contains probiotics that can regulate intestinal function, suitable for various populations. Additionally, you can try drinking more bone broth, which is also a good way to supplement calcium.

After the fever and headache subsided with medication, vomiting occurred at night. The next day, diarrhea began, accompanied by abdominal bloating and belching. The fever returned that night, reaching 38.3 degrees.

Poor sleep at night in a one-year-old baby may be due to a lack of trace elements. It is recommended to supplement calcium and vitamin D, and to get plenty of sunlight. If the situation does not improve, it is advisable to bring the child to a hospital for a detailed examination and trace element testing.

The patient was hospitalized due to two episodes of high fever seizures. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed patchy areas with slightly longer T1 and T2 signals in the bilateral parietal white matter areas. This article provides an analysis of the condition and treatment recommendations.

What should be done to identify and treat newborn head hardness?

A one-year-old child frequently rolls their eyes and clenches their teeth, up to 5-6 times a day, mostly during meals, accompanied by a grinding sound and lasting for 2-3 seconds before returning to normal. No other symptoms are present. What could be the cause?