A 22-year-old woman inquires about the reasons for her amenorrhea and delayed development and seeks medication treatment advice.

An elderly patient with glaucoma optic nerve atrophy for three years, accompanied by cataract symptoms, inquires whether it is suitable to undergo cataract surgery to improve vision.

Common Questions Answered About Pediatric Seizures and Convulsions

Sudden severe cough during sleep may be a common symptom in neurology, with patients experiencing coughing during siesta but maintaining good mental state. They are currently taking symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication and traditional Chinese medicine, but there has been no significant improvement. It is suggested to use cefamandole capsules and Yinyao tablets for treatment, and to pay attention to diet and rest.

Excessive sweating can be caused by various factors and pathologies, including psoriasis. When choosing treatment, it is important to find safe, hormone-free medications that can treat the root cause and boost the immune system, while also considering the long-term effects and the ability to prevent recurrence.

Newborns exhibit crooked mouths when crying or smiling, with one side unable to lift while the other remains normal. Chromosome karyotyping and brain MRI scans have shown no abnormalities. At two months old, the only issue is with the mouth, while eye closure is normal. Traditional Chinese medicine suggests acupuncture treatment, twice daily, along with 0.5 mg of methenamine tablets, taken three times a day, to observe the effects. Western medicine recommends initial massage and warm therapy to observe the efficacy. The child’s development is normal except for the mouth problem when partially open. Excessive force on one side prevents the mouth from closing properly. What could be the cause? What treatment options are available?

The patient describes experiencing seizures, clenched fists, and tight jaws multiple times in the morning between 5 and 8 AM, accompanied by headaches and recent episodes of transient amnesia. Seeking advice on traditional Chinese medicine treatment for epilepsy.

The patient describes abdominal discomfort and a sensation of foreign body in the throat, accompanied by palpitations, weakness, and difficulty breathing. Cardiac ultrasound, gastroscopy, and thyroid function tests have been performed without any abnormalities found. There is no family history of hereditary diseases. How can these symptoms be relieved?

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