A 45-day-old infant cries every hour from midnight to 6 a.m., and in the past two days, it has escalated to crying for 1 to 2 hours. The crying is accompanied by tears and kicking, and feeding or holding does not soothe the baby. What could be the cause? Are there any ways to improve this situation?
A 7-month-old baby has not yet learned to sit independently or has erupted teeth, which could be symptoms of rickets. Appropriate nutritional supplementation and care are necessary.
Abnormal N-acetylgalactosaminidase test results may indicate early kidney damage.
Explaining the causes and treatment methods of ABO Neonatal Hemolytic Disease
My daughter is about to turn one and has been diagnosed with ABO neonatal hemolytic disease, accompanied by intellectual and growth and development disabilities, enamel hypoplasia, and hearing impairment. I am asking for treatment methods to promote recovery.
Phenylketonuria is a genetic amino acid metabolism disorder, often inherited in an autosomal recessive manner across generations. When screening results are abnormal, early diagnosis and intervention should be carried out to avoid affecting the child’s growth, development, intelligence, and health. Parents should take their children to the doctor promptly and follow medical instructions for treatment.
An overview of the alloimmune hemolytic reaction between pregnant women with different ABO and Rh blood types, and children, as well as an explanation of the possibility of occurrence in the first pregnancy.
How to Interpret the ABO Neonatal Hemolytic Disease Test Report?
Understanding the feeding needs of premature infants and whether a switch to specialized premature infant formula is necessary to promote growth.
Treatment Recommendations for Neonatal Jaundice Complicated by Convulsions
