Dealing with Seizure Precursors
When parents notice their child showing signs of a seizure, how should they respond to reduce risks?
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Dealing with Tears While Eating in Facial Paralysis
Grandpa developed facial paralysis due to a stroke, leading to tears while eating. How should this be handled?
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Dealing with the Diagnosis of Multiple Neurofibromas in a Four-Year-Old Child
Learn about the diagnosis and treatment methods for a four-year-old child diagnosed with multiple neurofibromas, as well as how parents should cope with the situation.
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Dealing with the New Diagnosis of ADHD
Explore treatment methods for children with ADHD and how to improve their learning and behavioral issues.
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Dealing with the Recurrence of Infantile Convulsions
What should be done when infantile convulsions recur after control?
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Dealing with Young Children’s Night Crying and Disturbances
How to handle young children’s crying and disturbances during sleep?
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Debacine Treatment for Baby’s Hand and Foot Spasms: Q&A
A baby experienced hand and foot spasms at 8 days old, which were controlled with Debacine treatment. However, the spasms recurred after reducing the dosage after 3 months. Doctors explain the treatment and prognosis of epilepsy.
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Debarbin Inducing Constipation: How to Handle It?
Debarbin is a commonly used medication for treating pediatric epilepsy, but it may cause side effects such as constipation. This article discusses how to deal with this situation.
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Decoding Gender Myths in Down Syndrome Screening
The Importance of Down Syndrome Screening and Its Disconnection from Gender Identification
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Decoding NT Thickening Test Results
Abnormal NT test results may indicate fetal chromosomal abnormalities. It is important to pay attention early on and seek professional advice.
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