Discuss the appropriate frequency of garlic consumption and its potential health effects.

Gastritis can sometimes be accompanied by symptoms such as headaches and overall weakness, often seen in gastric flu. Treatment may include taking Huoxiang Zhengqi Water orally, along with a light diet and adequate fluid intake, avoiding fried foods and hot drinks. At the same time, spicy and irritating foods should be avoided, and good living habits should be maintained to promote recovery from the disease. If a child shows symptoms of acute gastritis, medical treatment should be sought immediately, and self-medication should not be used to alleviate symptoms. Parents should provide care and appropriate attention to their children, and assist them in receiving timely treatment.

Can gastritis lead to heartburn symptoms?

Explore whether girls can still continue to grow taller after the onset of menstruation and provide relevant health advice.

Explore the role of glucose in treating neonatal jaundice and common treatment methods for neonatal jaundice.

The baby has just arrived in the world, with yellow skin, especially prominent on the hands and feet. It’s said to be baby jaundice, and it’s mentioned that it will naturally fade away after a few days. But after 5 days, the skin seems even more yellow. Can goji berries treat baby jaundice?

During neonatal jaundice treatment, the compound glycyrrhizin capsules and Yinzhu Huang granules should not be taken together to avoid potential drug interactions that may affect the treatment efficacy.

Growth hormone liquid is more beneficial for children’s growth than powder, but the rate of growth is influenced by various factors.

Based on your description, it is initially considered to be pathological jaundice. Drinking tea is ineffective for such a young child. It is not recommended to drink tea as the digestive system is not yet mature. It is suggested to provide intravenous fluids and blue light therapy to lower the level of jaundice. Newborn jaundice usually appears within 2 to 3 days after birth, peaks at 4 to 6 days, and gradually subsides between 7 to 10 days. If jaundice persists for a long time, recurs, or is accompanied by poor general condition of the child, it is necessary to visit a hospital for medical consultation.

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is primarily transmitted through close contact with people, air transmission, as well as through food and water.