If a child has diarrhea for a week but the stool appears normal, it is usually due to physiological reasons and does not require antibiotic or antiviral treatment; simply enhance care and maintain cleanliness of the buttocks.
What treatment can help a child recover faster when their stools are black and watery?
Treatment Methods for a Child’s Dry Cough After Swallowing Water
A nine-year-old child has been experiencing a dry cough without phlegm for over ten days. The cough is worse upon waking up in the morning but less severe during the day. A hospital check-up showed no issues, and the child is currently taking Amoxicillin. Is this appropriate? (I suspect it might be due to kicking off the blanket while sleeping at night, could that be possible?) Please assist, thank you!!!
Treatment Suggestions for a Baby’s Dry Cough
The child has a fever but no cough or runny nose, just cool hands and feet, and the high fever keeps coming back. How should you handle this situation?
How to Treat a Child’s Fever
A child’s fever may be caused by viral or bacterial infections, and treatment includes physical cooling methods and balanced diet. Severe cases may require medication.
Children should not rush to use drugs to reduce fever when they have a fever. Instead, they should observe and use physical methods to reduce fever first.
A child’s fever and cough can be caused by various reasons, including viral infections, bacterial infections, or other diseases. Treatment may include medication, dietary adjustments, and rest. In some cases, hospitalization may be required.
