Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy in perinatal newborns refers to brain damage caused by hypoxia, primarily due to intrauterine distress or newborn asphyxia.

Bruxism has complex causes, including psychological, emotional, dental, systemic, occupational, and spontaneous factors.

Genetic defects in patients with acquired intelligence disability may be inherited by offspring, but specific situations require detailed genetic counseling and testing to determine.

Do patients with facial palsy feel cold in their daily lives, and how can they improve facial muscle function through examinations and treatments?

This article introduces Western medical treatment methods for patients with facial paralysis and cautions about the potential risks of long-term hormone use.

Schizophrenia is primarily caused by environmental factors acquired later in life. If their children do not experience the same adverse environmental factors, they usually will not develop the disease. Moreover, there are now medications available to treat mental illnesses, so there is no need to be overly concerned about genetic issues.

For children with epilepsy who have experienced minimal seizures, is it necessary to continue medication and how should the dosage be adjusted?

Tadalafil capsules are used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, common side effects include decreased appetite, fatigue, and weight loss, but these typically diminish or disappear over time.

High-risk Down syndrome screening for pregnant women over 40, consult prenatal diagnosis advice.

Common questions about the impact of epilepsy in pregnant women on the fetus.