The causes of nephrotic syndrome include primary and secondary factors. Primary factors include minimal change disease, membranous nephropathy, and membranous glomerulonephritis, among others. Secondary factors include infection, medication, toxins, allergies, tumors, systemic lupus erythematosus, and others.

The appearance of newborns can change after birth, which is a normal phenomenon.

Understanding the symptoms of infant convulsions and discussing how parents should respond and seek professional medical assistance.

The Relationship Between the Color of Newborn Feces and Health Status

Explore the potential causal relationship between children’s nighttime grinding and stunted growth, and offer professional advice.

Discuss the impact of insomnia on inattention and other related symptoms, as well as the viewpoint of traditional Chinese medicine on this issue.

Explore the potential direct link between newborn sleeplessness and jaundice, offering professional medical insights.

Understanding the potential consequences of intracranial hemorrhage in newborns and how to cope with it to ensure the health and safety of the newborn.

What should be done if a 4-year-old child accidentally swallows 1/3 of a mercury thermometer?

Understanding the treatment methods for Down syndrome, including long-term education and training, preventive measures, and possible surgical correction for deformities.