The child has a fever, but their hands and feet are cold. Is it roseola infantum?

Does the discovery of a large baby during prenatal examination mean shoulder dystocia? How should it be treated?

Understanding the growth trend of large-for-date babies after birth.

Mild pulmonary artery regurgitation may not affect growth and development in infancy, but severe regurgitation may impact the baby’s growth.

Umbilical inflammation in newborns occurs when the umbilical cord is cut improperly or not handled correctly after birth, leading to infections by Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, or Streptococcus hemolyticus, etc., in the umbilical area. Umbilical inflammation refers to the presence of mucus, purulent discharge, and an odor or redness around the umbilical fossa. Mild cases may only show abnormality around the umbilicus with normal body temperature and appetite. Severe cases may present with fever and reduced milk intake. Therefore, crying and distress are normal reactions.

Will a baby have convulsions if their nail is cut and they get a small blood blister? Understanding the prevention and early symptoms of neonatal tetanus

The baby is 45 days old and the jaundice has not receded. Jaundice of the skin and mucous membranes usually spreads from the sclera, face, gradually to the trunk, legs, and hands, and to the palms of the hands and feet, following an order from top to bottom. However, the order of jaundice regression is from bottom to top, starting from the palms of the hands and feet, the legs and hands, and then the trunk.

Recovery Concerns After Newborn Spina Bifida Treatment

My son is just two months old. Yesterday, while changing his diapers, I noticed his bottom was a bit yellow. My mother-in-law said it’s jaundice. I would like to ask, can a newborn’s bottom turn yellow with jaundice?

Will a newborn’s eyes turn yellow with jaundice?