Understand the color and shape of a baby’s stool, as well as the possible causes.

A 11-year-old boy has been changing his voice for 3 months, his penis has grown, pubic hair has appeared, and his testicles have enlarged. Is he showing signs of precocious puberty? How should it be treated?

Four-year-old girl, past medical history and recent symptom description, seeking professional advice.

Understanding the Normal Temperature Range for Children and Criteria for Fever Diagnosis

A child accidentally inhaled crumbs of biscuits while eating, resulting in a sore throat and occasional coughing. Although a chest CT scan did not show any abnormalities, there is still a cough. Concerns arise about the possibility of a small foreign object not being detected, as well as the measures to be taken.

If a child has a persistent high fever, it may be caused by a viral infection.

When a child exhibits symptoms such as decreased urine output and hematuria, how can you initially determine if they may have acute nephritis?

Learn how to identify if a child has an intestinal parasite infection based on symptoms such as delayed growth, loss of appetite, abnormal skin, severe malnutrition, leg pain, pica, and night-time itching of the skin and anus, and appropriate treatment methods.

A four-year-old girl had an abnormal blood test result, with normal white blood cells but low neutrophils and high lymphocytes. She had previously suffered from mycoplasma infection and recovered after treatment. Recently, after a cold, her blood test showed low white blood cells, even lower neutrophils, high lymphocytes, and slightly low platelets. The mycoplasma antibody test was positive, and she had oral ulcers.

The baby has been suffering from dry vomiting and spitting up milk since 3 months old, with recurrent episodes. There is often a sticky residue in the mouth, and the stool is sticky. This has been going on for six months now. During this period, the baby only eats a little milk when drowsy, and doesn’t eat anything at all when awake and hungry. The child doesn’t like to drink water, but is in good spirits. Is this caused by a fire excess?