5-Month-Old Child Suffers from Persistent Cough with Phlegm, Medication Treatment Unsuccessful - How to Treat?
How to effectively treat a 5-month-old child’s persistent cough with phlegm?
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5-Week-Old Baby’s Throat Red and Runny Nose, with a Slight Fever at 37.5 Degrees at 5 PM: What Are the Implications?
A 5-week-old baby has a slightly red throat and runny nose, with a slight fever of 37.5 degrees at 5 PM. What should be done?
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5-Week-Old Boy Struggling to Breathe: How to Handle It?
A 5-week-old boy has been experiencing difficulty breathing and fatigue since last winter. After taking two doses of traditional Chinese medicine, his symptoms improved. However, he has been struggling with persistent coughing for the past week, and last night, his breathing was severe enough to disrupt his sleep.
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5-Year-Old Baby Eating Fingers, Touching Private Parts: Which Department to Visit?
A 5-year-old child frequently touching their penis or foreskin may have phimosis, causing bacterial infection and itching. It is recommended to clean the foreskin with warm saltwater daily, and consider surgery if phimosis is present.
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5-Year-Old Baby Frequently Complains of Stomach Pain: How to Treat
A 5-year-old baby frequently complains of stomach pain, which may require medical examination
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5-Year-Old Boy May Show Signs of Precocious Puberty: How Parents Should Respond Properly?
Understand the definition and characteristics of precocious puberty in children, as well as how parents can properly guide and treat it.
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5-Year-Old Boy Suffers from Epilepsy, Both Parents Have No History of the Condition—What’s the Cause?
A 5-year-old boy has been diagnosed with epilepsy, but neither of his parents has a history of the condition. Possible causes and suggestions for assistance.
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5-Year-Old Boy’s Symptoms and Diagnosis of Low White Blood Cell, MCV, and MCH
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5-Year-Old Child Continues to Fever for Three Days, Nighttime High Fever Reaches 39 Degrees, Experiencing Headaches and Drowsiness
A 5-year-old child has been running a fever for three consecutive days, with nighttime high fever reaching 39 degrees, accompanied by headaches and drowsiness. How should one handle these symptoms?
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5-Year-Old Child Coughs Up Mucus When Exposed to Cold Air, How to Treat It?
The child starts to sneeze when exposed to cold air, possibly suffering from allergic rhinitis. Urgently seeking treatment methods.
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