Does taking medication help for a baby’s cold?

Mononucleosis, caused by Epstein-Barr virus infection, may require antiviral medications, but long-term use can harm liver function.

If the baby has a history of exposure and develops rashes, it could be hand, foot, and mouth disease. It may not necessarily involve fever or mouth ulcers. Pay attention to isolation measures and personal hygiene, ensure plenty of water intake, and consider oral antiviral medication. Also, be mindful of rash care to avoid scratches and infections.

Before starting preschool, a baby’s health check usually includes liver function tests and blood tests. The liver function test requires fasting to avoid food affecting the results.

Should you feed your baby again after they have a bowel movement right after breastfeeding, and how to establish a proper feeding routine.

Bilateral bronchiolitis is a lung condition caused by viral infection in the tiny bronchioles. The severity varies greatly, with mild cases potentially treated with oral medication and nebulizer therapy, while severe cases may require intravenous fluids. Symptoms include coughing, vomiting, and diarrhea upon coughing, with a body temperature below 36 degrees. It’s recommended to seek medical attention early on as the condition can change rapidly, and treatment should be tailored to the baby’s specific situation.

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a contagious illness caused by enteroviruses. Mild cases do not require hospitalization and should involve adequate rest, frequent hand washing, light diet, and increased water intake.

A 2-year-old and 5-month-old baby has been suffering from a persistent cough, with some wheezing and a lot of phlegm. No fever, but oral medication hasn’t helped much. Should intravenous treatment be considered?

Having a mammary nipple in babies is a normal condition and usually does not require treatment. It is recommended to enhance the baby’s nutrition, supplement vitamins and trace elements, and provide easily digestible and absorbable foods.

If your child always coughs, it’s important to see a doctor. They will prescribe medication based on the cause of the cough. After your child takes the medicine, you can try the following method to help alleviate the symptoms: Take a peeled pear, cut into pieces, add 15 Sichuan peppercorns and 2 pieces of rock sugar, place them in a small bowl, and then steam them in a steamer until the pear becomes soft. Give the steamed pear water to your child to drink, which can help reduce coughing. However, please note that this is just an auxiliary method, and if your child’s cough is severe, it is still necessary to see a doctor.