Understanding the causes of baby umbilical cord bleeding and the correct treatment methods to ensure healthy growth.

The growth of mamelons in children may be caused by internal heat, and it’s recommended to use the traditional Chinese medicine formula ‘Qingwei San’ for treatment.

What to do when a 16-day-old baby has umbilical cord bleeding?

Bedwetting in a 6-year-old child may be related to enuresis, which can be classified into primary and secondary types. Primary enuresis is often without any organic lesions and may be accompanied by a family history; secondary enuresis usually relates to systemic diseases or urinary tract diseases, such as diabetes and diabetes insipidus. Other possible causes of secondary enuresis include intellectual disability, neurological and psychiatric trauma, urinary tract malformations, and infections, particularly cystitis and urethritis.

If a child’s height and intellectual development are normal, parents are advised to take their child to the hospital for an X-ray of the lumbar sacral spine to check for hidden lumbar sacral cleft, lumbosacralization, or sacral lumbization. If any of these conditions are present, it is recommended to take Nocturia Relief and avoid self-administering other medications. If there are successful cases of other medication treatments, you can also consult with the doctor for their opinion.

Bedwetting in children may be a symptom of enuresis and should be addressed early by checking for potential causes and taking appropriate treatment measures.

How to treat blisters and skin breakage after a burn.

How should you handle blisters caused by a hot water bag burn? Is it okay to puncture the blisters? What are the effects of bursting them? Do you need medical treatment? How long does the treatment take?

A three-and-a-half-year-old child’s stool has blood, which may be caused by anal fissures or hemorrhoids. It’s important to maintain regular bowel movements, avoid spicy foods, and consider dilating the anus to relax the anal muscles.

Breast enlargement in boys may be related to changes in estrogen and progesterone levels, and it is recommended to undergo a breast examination and seek professional advice.