Offer treatment suggestions for a 14-month-old baby’s cold caused by concurrent bacterial and viral infections.

This article offers advice on dealing with a 14-month-old baby’s recent lack of appetite and diarrhea.

A 14-month-old boy keeps sweating while sleeping, and his pillow is always wet. He has been prone to sweating since childhood, and his arms sometimes make a noise, similar to adults, with a sound when he occasionally lifts his arm. Could he be lacking something?

A 14-month-old child with a cold caused by bacterial and viral infections, preceded by bronchitis, seeks assistance. The child was prescribed antibiotics and antiviral medication by the doctor yesterday, but is still running a fever of 39 degrees Celsius today. After taking the fever-reducing medicine, the fever returned six hours later. The child visited the doctor again today, who said this is a normal part of the illness course and advised to continue medication. Is this situation severe?

Learn about the management of a 15-day-old baby’s diarrhea, including dealing with rotavirus infection and daily care suggestions.

A 19-month-old baby is experiencing symptoms of a runny nose and cough, and parents are seeking guidance on how to manage the situation.

How to address the thumb-sucking habit of a 19-month-old baby?

A 2-year-7-month-old child experiencing loss of appetite and diarrhea may be suffering from enteritis. It is recommended to test the child’s stool regularly and receive anti-inflammatory treatment.

If a child isn’t gaining weight and appears yellow and thin, it may be due to anorexia and malnutrition. Here are methods for medication treatment and abdominal massage.

A boy born in December 2007 has a platelet count below the normal level, with an unknown cause, seeking treatment advice.