Treatment Methods for Children’s Bedwetting at Night
Treatment methods and causes of nocturnal enuresis in children
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Bruxism
Children’s bruxism may be caused by parasitic infections, and can be treated with deworming medication or pumpkin seeds.
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Finger Deformities
A four-year-old girl has a curved middle finger on her right hand. After an X-ray at the hospital showed no issues with the finger joint, the parents are unsure of the cause and whether treatment is possible.
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Flat Warts
Treatment for children’s flat warts can include topical medications or physical therapy, with severe cases potentially involving oral isotretinoin capsules.
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Malnutrition
The key to treating children’s malnutrition lies in dietary adjustment. It is recommended to eat easily digestible foods, avoid overly greasy dishes, and consume an appropriate amount of water and children’s Qixing tea. For children with indigestion, consider testing their stool and administeringJianpi San (tonifying the spleen) medications such as tonifying granules and intestinal health supplements. It is suggested to give children’s Qixing tea to aid digestion.
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Myopia and Astigmatism
Offer professional advice on treating children’s myopia and astigmatism
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Rickets
Treatment Methods for Rickets in Children
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Sudden Fear
Treatment Suggestions for Children with Reduced Appetite After Sudden Fear
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Treatment Methods for Children’s Urethral Opening Infection
For children with urethral opening infections, it is recommended to use diluted saltwater for cleaning and apply the red mold soft cream externally. Additionally, attention to hygiene is necessary, and further examinations may be required if needed. This will help in making a clear diagnosis and adopting comprehensive measures for treatment, leading to recovery.
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Treatment Methods for Congenital Anal Atresia
The treatment for congenital anal atresia typically requires two surgeries. Initially, a temporary artificial anus and colostomy are performed to expel feces, followed by the anastomosis of the colostomy after the artificial anus has healed. Due to the weak immune system of newborns, special observation and care may be needed after surgery to prevent infections and other complications. Parents should take their child to a medical facility with a pediatric surgery department for treatment and follow the doctor’s professional advice and guidance.
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