It is recommended to take oral medication and pay attention to daily habits

Phenylketonuria patients need to follow a low phenylalanine diet to control the concentration of phenylalanine and avoid permanent damage to the nervous system.

Stool tests can be used to evaluate the digestive absorption function of a ten-month-old infant, but a combination of other factors should be considered for accurate assessment.

How to evaluate and treat abdominal distension in 3-month-old infants?

Learn about the severity and grading of thalassemia and obtain professional medical advice.

How should gestational diabetes be controlled to minimize its impact on the fetus?

What should be done to prevent monthly fevers in a child who has been treated with intravenous fluids after a fever at around five or six months old?

This article provides solutions and professional advice for managing high blood sugar in the later stages of pregnancy.

This article discusses how to reduce the occurrence of pediatric asthma by adjusting lifestyle habits and mindset.

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is an infectious disease caused by enteroviruses, commonly affecting children under 5 years old. The main symptoms include small blisters or ulcers on the mouth, hands, and feet, as well as oral pain, loss of appetite, and low fever. How can we effectively prevent Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease?