A child’s drooling may be caused by poor oral hygiene, malocclusion of the front teeth, or neurological disorders.

Inquiry into the severity of a child’s continuous drowsiness and difficulty breastfeeding, and its association with cerebral palsy.

Inquire about whether a child’s persistent sneezing indicates a cold and seek treatment advice.

A child’s cough may be due to an upper respiratory infection or allergic cough. It is recommended to drink plenty of hot water, rest, and moderately supplement nutrition.

A child’s cough with phlegm and yellow nasal discharge may be caused by a cold, usually accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, expectoration, and fever.

Consider whether the symptoms are caused by respiratory infection, and medical treatment and symptomatic therapy should be followed. Avoid spicy and stimulating foods. Guidance: Generally, follow medical advice to take medication such as antihistamine syrup or fluid easy-to-digest diet. It is necessary to carefully check for bronchitis. If necessary, take antibiotics such as cephalosporin. In addition to timely treatment of a child’s cough, patients should also pay attention to diet, such as daily light diet, more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for consultation to achieve good treatment results.

A child’s frequent dazed and slow response may be a sign of spleen deficiency.

A child’s delayed speech might be caused by deficiency in the heart and spleen or a lack of calcium. It is recommended to seek professional medical advice and supplement calcium appropriately.

If a child has diarrhea and a runny nose after playing in cold weather, it may not be caused by a cold.

If a child doesn’t like to eat, especially vegetables, it could be due to zinc deficiency or indigestion. It is recommended to check for these conditions, try oral gluconate zinc andJianpi San oral liquid(spleen-nourishing oral liquid), and also improve dietary habits.