A child with a history of asthma is seeking medical advice and clarification on the possible causes of cyanosis in the facial triangle area.
A 5-year-old child has been suffering from a fever for two days, reaching a high of 39 degrees Celsius. After taking ibuprofen three times and cefalexin 125 mg twice on the first day, it was found that the dosage was insufficient. The child has since been taking amoxicillin capsules at 0.25 grams three times a day. Accompanied by intermittent coughing, grinding teeth during sleep, a thick and red tongue coating, and dry lips, what medication should be administered? Is intravenous fluid therapy necessary?
A 5-year-old child with recurring fever may experience liver effects from long-term use of Nimesulide granules. It is recommended to check routine blood test and pay attention to gastrointestinal hygiene.
Understanding the causes of a 5-year-old girl frequently experiencing fever, cough, and vomiting, and how to enhance immunity
A child’s foot ache might be due to growth pains, which are common in muscle soreness. Symptoms vary from child to child and can be relieved through massage, hot compresses, and enhanced nutrition intake. If the pain persists without improvement, it’s advisable to consult a doctor for a check-up.
A 5.5-month-old baby experiences vomiting and diarrhea after introducing solid foods such as egg yolk and rice porridge. Seeking appropriate dietary adjustments and recommendations.
Parents inquire about a 50-day-old baby who has been continuously coughing without fever, after hospital examination shows no abnormalities, seeking professional advice.
A 50-day-old baby has recently experienced a decrease in bowel movements. Is this normal?
An 8-month-old baby is experiencing continuous runny nose and cough, with symptoms initially appearing in the morning and evening, and later throughout the day. The parent seeks non-pharmacological treatment options due to concerns about medication, especially antibiotics, and fears of fever.
A 6-month-old baby has been coughing with phlegm for 10 days without improvement despite IV treatment. Inquiry into what medication is more effective.
