A decrease in a baby’s urine volume may be due to insufficient water intake, excessive sweating in hot weather, or abnormal kidney function. Parents should try to increase the baby’s fluid intake and observe if the urine volume increases. If it remains low, it is advisable to take the baby to the hospital for a urine test and kidney function check to determine the cause and receive professional medical advice.
Explore the causes of frequent diarrhea in 9-month-old babies and effective coping measures, providing practical care suggestions for parents.
The child has been scratching their ears since birth. How can the runny nose be relieved?
My daughter is 9 months and a half, and she’s had a feverish cough for the past few days. She’s having difficulty with bowel movements, and fruits and probiotics haven’t helped. I’m seeking solutions.
How to Handle Symptoms of Child Dyspepsia
A 9-year-old child, previously in good health, developed cervical lymph node swelling and high fever due to a cold. Antibiotic treatment and symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication were administered, along with attention to drinking plenty of water and avoiding secondary infections.
A 9-year-old child developed epilepsy due to post-encephalitis sequelae at 2.5 years old, experiencing seizures daily. Recommendations include EEG examination and the selection of anti-epileptic drugs with minimal side effects.
How to handle dizziness and fever in a child after a head injury
It’s normal for girls to start developing breasts around the ages of six to nine, but early puberty may be influenced by lifestyle and environmental factors.
How to Determine if a Child’s Blood Lead Level of 94.1 is Abnormal
