When a newborn’s hearing screening fails, it is important to conduct a timely re-examination and actively seek treatment to improve hearing issues.

A newborn may have nasal congestion but no visible nasal mucus due to small nasal passages, fever, cold, or trauma. Parents can try warm compresses on the nose root to relieve symptoms, but if the condition persists, it is advisable to take the baby to a doctor for examination.

At 45 days old, the baby has been crying and restless, with head shaking and a tendency to be startled when asleep. This may be due to timidity and fear, and it is recommended to use pearl powder for calming and soothing. Parents should quickly take the child to a doctor and provide adequate care and attention.

Red blood stains near the umbilical cord of newborns may be caused by an unhealed umbilical cord, usually not requiring excessive concern. However, regular disinfection and observation of the situation are necessary. Additionally, parents should pay attention to the newborn’s diet and environmental hygiene, and maintain good communication with medical professionals to ensure the child’s health and safety.

Red dots on newborns can be eczema, which can be improved or eliminated by adjusting the baby’s environment and lifestyle, as well as the mother’s dietary habits.

A baby’s skin darkening at 6 months old may be due to localized hyperpigmentation, generally not a cause for concern. If it affects appearance, laser therapy can be considered, with good results. Meanwhile, it’s advised to maintain a light diet and avoid alcohol.

Excessive sleepiness is a neurological disorder that may cause irresistible sleep. For newborns suspected of having hypoglycemic sleepiness, it is recommended to seek medical attention and receive symptomatic treatment as soon as possible.

Possible reasons and treatment methods for partially loose stools in infants after bowel formation

A two-year-old child experiencing fever in the morning is often related to infectious factors. It is important to pay attention and closely monitor the body temperature. If the temperature reaches above 38.5 degrees Celsius or continues to rise, oral treatment with acetaminophen or ibuprofen is recommended for fever reduction. For low-grade fever, physical methods for coolingcan be used.

Explore the possible reasons for a newborn’s persistent crying and refusal to eat, and provide parents with coping suggestions.