Child’s Fever Persists for Three Days, What to Do?
Possible causes and treatment suggestions for a child’s fever that lasts for three days.
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Child’s High Fever Not Receding, Medication Not Improving, What Could Be the Reason?
Child has a persistent high fever despite antibiotic use, seeking possible causes and treatment suggestions.
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Child’s High Fever Treatment and Care
A child developed a high fever two weeks ago, diagnosed with bronchitis caused by viral and bacterial infections. Now, the child is also experiencing coughing and wheezing. How should it be treated?
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Child’s Influenza Vaccine Concerns
A parent inquires about their child’s influenza vaccination status and the child’s unusual behavior.
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Child’s Larynx Rumbling Continues, Multiple Medications Unsuccessful, Seeking Solution
Baby’s larynx rumbling persists, multiple medications ineffective, seeking solution
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Child’s Morning Cough Management Tips
For children who cough in the morning, some safe and effective traditional Chinese external application methods can be used to improve the condition.
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Child’s Nosebleed Consultation
This article provides information on the causes and treatment methods of children’s nosebleeds.
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Child’s Persistent Cough for Three Months: What’s Going On?
A child has been coughing for nearly three months, with symptoms worsening at night and in the morning, but improving during the day. It is recommended to try traditional Chinese medicine methods, including those for wind-cold cough and wind-heat cough.
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Child’s Persistent Cough Post-Pneumonia Treatment Raises Concerns About Antibiotic Use
A three-year-old child’s cough persists after pneumonia treatment, exploring the potential effects of excessive antibiotic use and the safety of concurrent medications like cefaclor, bamboo decoction, and phenylephrine hydrochloride.
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Child’s Persistent Cough: What to Do When They Can’t Stop Coughing, Starting at 4 AM, with a Bit of Runny Nose
The child’s cough is severe, starting at 4 AM, accompanied by a bit of runny nose. What should be done?
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