The child is 9 months and 3 weeks old, and has had trouble sleeping since birth. He wakes up every one and a half hours at night, urinates, and has been tested for trace elements. He is deficient in zinc, so we have been supplementing his diet. However, he still wakes up at night, and he sweats excessively on his head. He does not lack calcium, and he always kicks his back at night.
Vomiting is a common symptom in infants, which can be caused by various reasons, including diseases of the digestive system and extraintestinal diseases. A comprehensive physical examination and necessary auxiliary examinations should be conducted to make an accurate diagnosis and take appropriate treatment measures.
A baby’s crying may be due to hunger, diarrhea, fever, or other physical discomforts, or it could be a normal emotional expression during growth.
The baby had blue light therapy at the hospital when they were a month old, but the jaundice symptoms didn’t disappear. How should we continue the treatment?
Wondering when babies start to tip their heads and roll over, as my baby is now over two months old but only tips their head and isn’t rolling over yet, is this a bit late? A bit worried.
The cause and treatment method for the dark skin below a baby’s mouth
Your situation might be a symptom of bacterial or fungal vaginal inflammation. It’s suggested to use a decoction of coptis or rhubarb root for fumigation and washing to treat the condition, as these ingredients have anti-inflammatory and antifungal properties. However, note that rhubarb root should not be taken internally.
Parents inquire about the possibility of sequelae from external hydrocephalus in premature infants. The doctor answers that hydrocephalus refers to an increase in intracranial cerebrospinal fluid volume, and after treatment, it is necessary to investigate the cause and treat the primary disease accordingly.
Female infant, 1 month old, jaundice index around 12: Yesterday received a vaccine shot: Will there be any effects? The child’s jaundice index is not very high. The hepatitis B vaccine can be administered without affecting the body. Guidance: It is recommended to observe the child’s condition more closely. If the jaundice becomes pathological jaundice, symptomatic treatment is needed. The key is that the infant received the injection in the afternoon and came back in the evening to find that they had diarrhea. This could be due to the hospital prescribing Yinzhi Huang oral liquid. After drinking it, they may experience diarrhea and mistakenly think they have a cold.
Is a child’s body temperature of 35.6°C normal? What should be done if there’s sweating?
