When a baby at four months old shows signs of anemia, it’s important to understand the causes and treatment methods.

A four-month-old baby suffering from diarrhea due to a cold is advised by experts to use probiotics and attapulgite powder for treatment.

A four-month-old baby with a ventricular septal defect is experiencing difficulty breathing and an abnormal throat sound. Inquiry about possible symptoms and treatment methods.

At four months old, a baby’s brain tissue density is insufficient due to hypoxia at birth. Some medical opinions differ, with some suggesting continuing the use of medications that nourish the brain nerves and undergoing three treatment sessions to promote brain development. Others believe that only the use of these medications is necessary, without the need for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, as it may cause damage to the retina.

When a child presents with symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea, which may indicate acute gastroenteritis, it is recommended to start with intravenous treatment and a routine stool test to confirm the cause.

A four-month-old baby has an elevated white blood cell count of 17.00. Seek professional advice.

The baby is four months old and has not been able to sleep continuously since birth. He wakes up every two hours, starting from after 3 AM. Please help me understand why he keeps waking up so frequently. I’m worried that poor sleep might interfere with his growth and development. Thank you, doctor.

A four-year-old baby has been diagnosed with slight myopia after mydriasis, and the uncorrected vision is also poor, asking for advice on how to handle the situation.

A nine and a half month-old baby suddenly developed a fever without any symptoms of a cold. The baby was not very interested in eating, but was not crying or restless, and was in good spirits. After applying a fever-reducing patch and taking 1.5 milliliters of Merck syrup, the temperature dropped to 36.9° before bedtime. However, by 4 am today, the baby’s temperature rose to 37.8° again. By noon today, the temperature rose to 37.9° again. Half a dose of Chai Gui fever-reducing oral liquid was administered, along with another fever-reducing patch. The temperature remains at 37.9°. Should the baby see a doctor, and what could have caused the fever?

At nine months old, the baby’s face is slightly yellow, and they should have already lost the jaundice. This may be due to liver function or bilirubin metabolism abnormalities. It is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for a check-up, including liver function and bilirubin tests, to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment advice.