The baby’s symptoms may be indicative of a skin cyst. It is recommended to take the baby to a surgeon for examination and, after confirmation, to undergo surgical removal treatment.
A 44-day-old baby is experiencing symptoms such as frequently tilting their neck back, staring without blinking, occasionally trembling lips, turning red in effort, struggling with urination and defecation, sweating easily, having restless sleep during both day and night naps, being emotionally unstable, and having a persistent noisy breathing sound. Their stool has recently turned green. The parents are seeking medical help to understand the causes of these symptoms.
How is the inpatient process for a 7-month-old boy with biliary atresia who undergoes a living donor liver transplantation at Beijing Friendship Hospital?
The Optimal Timing for Administering AD and D3 Supplements to Infants
What should be done if a baby’s testicles have not risen into the scrotum within the first two months after birth?
Abnormal BALP test results may indicate a need for calcium and vitamin D supplementation
Blood in a 3-year-old’s stool may be caused by hemorrhoids or other conditions leading to bleeding. It is important to consult a doctor promptly for examination and maintain a balanced diet to enhance immunity.
After 12 days of a boiled water burn, the wound has scabbed over but there is still purulent discharge. Consult on treatment methods and whether there will be scars.
Methods of measuring bone age and its application in determining adult height and treatment.
Burns and scalds should be washed with cold water, followed by applying Meibao Burn and Scald Cream, and continuing with ice compression. If the condition is severe, please seek medical attention and consult an expert. Additionally, drink plenty of water, rest well, avoid exposure to the wind, and reduce intake of spicy, greasy foods. These suggestions are for reference only. Specific diagnosis and treatment must be carried out promptly in a regular hospital under the guidance of an expert.
