If a child is often crying and restless recently and hospital checks have not yielded results, there is a suspicion of thalassemia. How can it be determined?

The type of childhood diabetes can be determined through an insulin release test.

Methods for determining the healing of a child’s bronchitis and treatment suggestions

If a child’s cough persists for more than a month and both traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments have been ineffective, how can you distinguish the nature of the cough and adopt appropriate treatment methods?

My child is two years old and has been experiencing diarrhea symptoms recently. There are no other discomforts. How can I confirm if it’s caused by catching a cold?

Children may experience knee pain during growth, which could be due to calcium deficiency or rapid growth. Learn how to identify and manage these symptoms.

Nighttime calf pain in children may be due to growth pains, but other serious issues must be ruled out.

The most accurate way to determine if a child’s pneumonia has healed is to go to the hospital for a chest X-ray.

Newborns usually have jaundice, and if their palms are not yellow, it’s usually nothing to worry about. If the jaundice persists after one month, it’s advisable to visit a hospital for a check-up. Elevated transaminase levels may indicate liver dysfunction, and regular checks for hepatitis B, B-ultrasound, and hepatitis C antibodies should be conducted.

A one-year-old eight-month-old girl is experiencing a loss of appetite, and there is a suspicion of a worm infection. Is it possible for such a young child to have an intestinal parasite? How should parents determine if their child has an intestinal parasite infection? If diagnosed, what medication and dosage should be used for treatment?