This article introduces the differences between hyperactive children and ADHD.

A parent inquires whether a 10-month-old baby with suspected pneumonia needs hospitalization.

My child is 14 days old and developed jaundice on the fourth day. The index was slightly high at that time. The doctor prescribed medication to be taken. The result of the recheck yesterday showed a jaundice index of 13.6. I want to know if this situation requires hospitalization? A newborn’s jaundice index of 13.6 is slightly elevated. Currently, medication can be used for treatment and it can gradually decrease. Generally speaking, this is not a problem. If the jaundice index exceeds 14, it is necessary to go to the hospital promptly for blue light therapy and oral medication to reduce jaundice and prevent further aggravation of kernicterus. There are two methods of treatment for jaundice: one is medication, which does not require hospitalization in this case, and the other is blue light therapy, which usually requires hospitalization. The specific suitability should be strictly followed according to medical advice.

Based on your information, it is considered a normal physiological phenomenon. Pay attention to any unusual changes in the baby. If there are no discomfort symptoms, it should be considered a normal condition.

Vitamin Supplement Concerns for 50-Day-Old Infants

Whether a 70-day-old infant needs to supplement calcium tablets and cod liver oil, and treatment methods. Also, can it be cured? Please provide medical advice.

Abnormal newborn screenings could be due to congenital developmental issues and should be reviewed promptly to avoid missing the optimal treatment window.

Discuss whether babies at 100 days need calcium supplementation and the potential risks of excessive supplementation.

Do babies need to use a navel sticker when swimming? If there is no navel infection, it is not necessary.

Discuss the necessity and proper methods of calcium supplementation during a baby’s teething period.