Does a Child with Hypospadias Need Surgery?
Whether a child with hypospadias needs surgery depends on the presence of obvious clinical diagnostic symptoms.
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Does a Child with Mycoplasma Infection Need Medication Treatment?
The child has mycoplasma infection and is undergoing intravenous drip treatment with rifampicin (300,000 units per bottle) 1.5 bottles. Consulted two doctors, one suggesting simultaneous oral azithromycin, the other believing no oral medication is needed. As a parent, I am unsure what to do. Please ask if oral medication is needed, when should it be taken? What should be the interval between the intravenous drip and the medication? Do I need to continue treatment for half a month? Thank you.
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Does a Child’s Convulsions After a Fever Without Fever Still Indicate Epilepsy?
An eight-year-old and a nine-year-old experienced convulsive symptoms without fever, raising the question of whether it is epilepsy.
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Does a Child’s Cough Lead to Tonsillitis?
A child’s cough may lead to tonsillitis, as the tonsils are the largest lymphoid tissue in the throat, with humoral and cellular immune functions, producing immunoglobulin IgA to inhibit bacteria and viruses.
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Does a Child’s Cry Sound Like a Meow, Could It Be Cat-Cry Syndrome?
A child’s cry that sounds like a meow could be one of the symptoms of Cat-Cry Syndrome.
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Does a Child’s Enlarged Tonsils Require Surgical Treatment?
An eight-year-old boy with enlarged tonsils, frequent runny nose, and poor language expression, the parents inquire about the necessity of surgery and related risks and costs.
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Does a Child’s Fainting Indicate Epilepsy? Do They Need Medication?
A child faints without being hit, suspected of epilepsy, and needs an EEG to clarify the condition.
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Does a Child’s Fever Correlate with Their Weight?
The child is 1.24 meters tall and weighs 68 jin. They often catch colds and have fevers, but health checks show no deficiencies, and they are strong and taller and stronger than their peers, with a good appetite. Why do they always seem to be sick, while children with less robust physiques seem to get sick less often?
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Does a Child’s Fever Temperature Indicate Good or Bad Constitution?
When a child has a fever, high fever should be treated with fever-reducing medication, while low fever requires physical cooling. The diet should be light and rest is essential. Consider using antibiotics and antiviral drugs for treatment, and monitor closely. In terms of diet, it is recommended to feed the child warm foods.
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Does a Child’s Fracture Have Future Impacts?
If a child’s fracture is not treated promptly and correctly, it may lead to developmental problems in the bones, affecting future physical function and appearance.
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