Pediatric bone density tests are generally safe, similar to nuclear medicine scans, and harmless to the body.

Discusses the possibility of treating pediatric epilepsy and preventive measures, emphasizing the importance of medication control.

Pediatric hard edema is a disease caused by cold, preterm birth, infection, and asphyxia, characterized by hardening and swelling of the skin and subcutaneous fat.

Understand the contagiousness and recurrence of allergic purpura.

Understanding the contagious nature of pediatric septicemia, clarifying parents’ concerns about possible transmission among children.

Discuss the use of phenytoin injection in the treatment of neonatal jaundice and alternative options.

For issues of newborn fever and discomfort, physical cooling should be done under medical guidance. Blood should be carefully examined to determine if the child has an inflammatory infection. In case of abnormal infection, timely targeted drug anti-inflammatory treatment should be administered. For minor cases, physical cooling can be applied. For specific cases, the treatment method should be determined according to the doctor’s advice based on the specific cause, and the child’s reaction should be observed.

Explore the causes of pre-menstrual fever and headaches, and provide professional medical advice.

Can probiotics help with newborn jaundice?

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a type of bacteria that often causes pediatric diseases, and treatment requires selecting sensitive antibiotics based on the results of drug sensitivity tests.