A newborn has been frequently tugging at their ears lately, possibly due to a cold or infection causing an upper respiratory infection, which requires antibiotic treatment and clear heat and detoxify.
The child has a swollen tonsil and a high fever. How can it be effectively treated?
How to treat cough symptoms accompanied by tonsillitis in children?
How to deal with the symptoms of a baby’s inflamed and swollen nose?
Nasal congestion, runny nose, fever, and general body aches caused by regional inflammation from fever are recommended to be treated promptly and symptomatically.
When sneezing suddenly at dawn followed by a nosebleed occurs again, possible causes may include snoring or diseases of the nasal, pharyngeal, and laryngeal areas, such as nasal polyps, sinusitis, and laryngeal polyps that lead to obstructed breathing.
Snoring can lead to varying degrees of oxygen deficiency, posing potential harm to various organs over time, including the cardiovascular and central nervous systems.
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How to deal with the issue of a baby over 1 year old having an unusual voice?
