An MRI scan reveals an abnormal mass in the child’s brain, accompanied by head enlargement and vomiting symptoms, raising the question of whether it could be caused by a tumor.

An 8-year-old child has lymph nodes and submandibular gland nodules in the chin area, accompanied by pain. After examination, the infection index is elevated, and anti-inflammatory medication has been prescribed. Concerned about leukemia, the blood test does not show any abnormalities. It is recommended to undergo anti-infection treatment and observe the condition of the submandibular gland nodules.

Enlarged spleen in children is not severe. It may be a common symptom in infants and young children, usually related to other bodily diseases.

The child has been twitching for a year, suspected of carbon monoxide poisoning triggering epilepsy.

Parents inquire about the feasibility of surgical treatment for a two-year-old child suffering from epilepsy caused by brain hypoxia.

Is it appropriate for a one-month-old baby to eat Eurol, and how to deal with the issue of the baby crying and fussing constantly

My daughter has had eye discharge in both eyes since birth, sometimes yellow and sometimes white, merging together or alternating. Is it necessary to have the tear ducts checked? How can we confirm the diagnosis?

Excessive eye discharge in babies may be due to dehydration, indigestion, or other reasons, and is not necessarily caused by calcium supplementation. It can be improved by drinking more water and massaging the baby.

Is excessive hair growth in girls a sign of precocious puberty? What is precocious puberty? How can you determine if it is precocious puberty?

Is it normal for children to sweat on their heads?