Introduces treatment methods and recommendations for handling a 2-month-old baby with persistent high fever.

When a baby has a persistent low-grade fever, it is important to monitor blood tests and blood sugar levels, and to provide appropriate medication as needed.

Babies often get fever, and the root cause is usually their low immunity. Now, on one hand, you should provide proper fever management for the baby; on the other hand, focus on boosting the baby’s immunity!

A 2-year-old baby with sparse, yellow hair and excessive urination may be showing signs of zinc deficiency. It is recommended to conduct a trace element test and supplement zinc.

When a baby has stomach troubles and a high fever, you can treat them with Huoxiang Zhengqi Pills and Fluoxetine Capsules, and ensure they drink plenty of water to maintain fluid balance.

If a baby has a blocked nose and fever, it may be accompanied by coughing and diarrhea. It is recommended to undergo blood tests and a chest X-ray, and have the lungs auscultated for any abnormalities. If symptoms persist, consider visiting a top-tier hospital for a follow-up visit and symptomatic treatment.

A baby’s frequent bowel movements are causing bottom breakdown, parents are asking how to deal with the situation.

If a baby consumes high-calorie foods, such as milk, meat, and eggs, leading to dry stools, it’s advisable to reduce high-calorie intake and increase the consumption of vegetables and whole grains to promote the recovery of intestinal function.

The baby developed bronchitis pneumonia at 6 months old, was hospitalized for ten days, and then had a relapse one week later. After being treated with intravenous fluids at a local children’s hospital for ten days, the baby is now 8 months old and still has recurrent episodes. Ask for advice on how to handle the situation.

A 8-year-old girl has been constantly coughing and experiencing irregular bowel movements lately. How should this be handled?