A 5-month-old baby with one testicle larger than the other might have hydrocele, a common condition in infancy. It is recommended to have a doctor examine and confirm the condition, and to observe its development regularly.
If a child experiences pain on the left lower abdomen and occasional vomiting, what could be the cause?
Pouches forming on a child’s pelvis during crying may be a symptom of hernia, and it’s recommended to take the child to a professional hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.
You have conjunctivitis, a common eye condition. It’s easily infected by the surrounding environment.
Why might a girl’s genitals have red fungal patches? How should they be treated?
At 4 years old, the child could only sit steadily at 3 years old, perform only a few simple actions, and speak very little. They can walk normally with one hand held, but are afraid to stand. Their hands and feet are quite agile and strong, but they cannot stand alone. Find out what the cause might be.
Why is my baby suddenly developing a hard lump on their head that doesn’t hurt?
Swelling around a baby girl’s urinary opening may be due to a urinary tract infection or improper vulvar hygiene. It is recommended to clean the vulva with warm water and apply talcum powder.
A triangular bulge on the back of a 5-month-old baby’s head is normal, usually appearing after the posterior fontanelle closes, and there’s no need to worry.
An unusual odor around the navel should be noted, as it may require medical examination for inflammation.
