How to Treat a Bruise That Won’t Go Away After Three Months

A parent inquires about treating a child’s facial bruise caused by a collision with a table corner, hoping to eliminate internal swelling and scars, and is concerned about the potential impact on the child’s health. The response suggests using hot compresses and internal and external traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and advises against excessive use of cold and cool medications.
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How to Treat a Cerebral Palsy Child with Fever?

A child with cerebral palsy developed a fever of 41 degrees Celsius at the onset of illness, with symptoms similar to a common cold. The first seven days of treatment were mainly intravenous anti-inflammatory therapy, but the condition did not improve, and the child was always lackluster. If a child has a history of cerebral palsy and currently presents with respiratory tract infection, showing weakness, it is advisable to first check the child’s blood at the pediatric department of a general hospital to see if there is inflammation. The main goal of treatment is to control infection, cool the body and detoxify, and drink plenty of water. Symptoms typically last for about a week. It is recommended to first undergo pediatric examination, improve neurological examination, control infection, and then undergo rehabilitation training. It is best to seek treatment at a regular professional hospital in such cases.
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