My child experiences pain above the navel in the morning, which eases after eating. After taking medication for a month, the pain persists. What could be the cause?

Your child has adenoid hypertrophy and frequently experiences headaches, which may be due to sinusitis or neuralgia. It is recommended to visit an otorhinolaryngology department for a follow-up consultation, undergo a sinus CT scan and transcranial Doppler examination, and receive treatment accordingly after diagnosis. Rest more and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

Glans inflammation is an inflammatory condition of the glans mucosa, which may be caused by various pathogens or regional stimulation. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene, especially regional cleaning, maintain a regular lifestyle, and drink plenty of water.

This condition could be due to a calcium deficiency. It’s advisable to have your child undergo a trace element test.

My seven-year-old occasionally shakes her head. Three weeks ago, she was hospitalized with a headache due to sinusitis and was discharged a week later. For about two weeks now, she has been experiencing occasional head-shaking. I took her to the pediatric department today, and the doctor also couldn’t find any specific disease, just prescribed medication to try. The medication includes Gossypol Tablets, Cephalon Tablets, and Pentavitamin Lysine.

Frequent urge to urinate in children may be a symptom of urinary tract infections or other diseases.

Why is my two-year-old frequently covering their navel and complaining of stomach pain? What could be the possible causes?

A child’s private part swelling with white discharge may be caused by orchitis, and medical attention should be sought promptly.

An 11-year-old girl has been continuously dribbling urine since birth, which can happen at any time, even after urination, leading to frequently wet clothes.

Abdominal pain at 23 weeks could be caused by various factors, including gastrointestinal disorders, bile duct diseases, urinary system diseases, intestinal diseases, and for women, gynecological diseases. It is recommended to identify the cause before treatment.