If a child experiences frequent dry heaves, it may be due to disordered gastrointestinal function or indigestion.

How can you determine if a baby’s face color is normal? What symptoms can you observe if you’re worried your baby might have anemia?

The child is four years old and hurt their hand when they were two. There have been no issues since then. Could there be any legacy symptoms?

Wondering how to tell if a child has been scared, and what possible solutions there are?

When a child shows signs of poor complexion and fatigue, it may indicate a deficiency in certain vitamins.

When a three-month-old baby experiences nasal congestion, how can we determine if it’s due to a cold?

If your baby urinates frequently and in large quantities, it may be due to a urinary tract infection or excessive drinking. It is recommended to check urine routine tests to rule out urinary tract infection and pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva.

A 5-month-old female baby, breastfed, started solid foods at 4 months. However, she has been experiencing slow growth recently, with unsatisfactory increases in height and weight. Accompanied by sleep issues and excessive sweating, she was diagnosed with calcium deficiency and prescribed cod liver oil, but there has been no significant improvement. The question is whether such development is normal, and if not, how should it be handled.

The inquirer asks about determining the biological father of a child after having had physical contact with multiple individuals during pregnancy.

A five-year-old child has had a cold and cough for over a month, and despite hospital treatment, there has been no improvement. The child’s parents inquire about the method of eating radishes to expectorate phlegm and relieve coughing.