A child’s knee abscess may be a sign of infection, requiring professional medical treatment.

A 13-month-old baby is suffering from persistent high fever of 39-40°C, accompanied by tonsillitis, abdominal bloating, and continuous tearing from one eye. How should parents respond?

When a four-and-a-half-year-old child has a cough and fever with severely enlarged tonsils, medical advice is to use antibiotics for treatment, and it may be accompanied by the administration of specific Chinese medicine.

Offering Prevention and Treatment Suggestions for Tonsillitis

Understand the causes and effective treatment methods for children’s diarrhea, including dietary adjustments, medication, and measures to prevent dehydration.

A child weighing 33 jin (about 66 pounds) had a low fever 5 days ago and now experiences diarrhea with blood streaks, having had four bowel movements in a day, accompanied by fever. The child is not very hungry and the parent is seeking assistance. Is IV treatment necessary? The parent hopes to avoid excessive intravenous infusion and is looking for oral medication advice. The doctor recommends using Shanyao Jianpi Oral Liquid and Huoxiang Decoction, advises drinking plenty of water, giving the stomach and intestines a rest, and suggests that antibiotic treatment may be necessary.

What should be done if a 3-year-old boy’s blood test shows an elevated white blood cell count?

Treatment Methods for Children with Fever Above 38 Degrees

A pregnant woman experiences high fever and cough symptoms at the ninth week of pregnancy. How should she appropriately handle these symptoms to ensure the health of both mother and baby?

Infant tonsillitis can be treated with antibiotics and regional therapy, choosing fever reduction methods based on body temperature, and recurrent episodes may require surgery.