Several reasons may lead to a 10-month-old child having a fever at around 2 AM, including upper respiratory infections, etc.

A 10-year-old child has experienced an increase in nasal discharge and frequent nosebleeds over the past two months. Although diagnosed with sinusitis and treated with antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, and gentamicin eye ointment before bedtime, there has been no significant improvement. Recently, the doctor reported improvement in sinusitis but diagnosed the child with nasopharyngitis and no medication was prescribed. The gentamicin eye ointment continues to be used, but daily nasal discharge fills half of the nasal cavity, requiring clearing to breathe through the mouth at night. In the past week, there have been three episodes of nosebleeds.

A 10-year-old child experiences abdominal pain before breakfast every day, possibly due to dyspepsia. It is recommended to take digestive aids such as pancreatin tablets or stomach-soothing and food-digesting tablets. If there is no improvement after three days, seek medical attention promptly.

An 11-month-old baby develops a fever of 39 degrees after receiving the flu vaccine. How should it be handled?

An 11-month-old baby often sweats during afternoon naps, with a wet pillow. The child plays normally during the day. No treatment has been sought. Inquiry about possible causes and improvement methods.

An 11-month-old baby experienced sudden vomiting at 4:30 PM. The parents are concerned it might be due to catching a cold and want to know the possible causes and coping strategies.

How to handle a baby girl, 11 months old, with fever and upper respiratory infection symptoms? Can the blood test results exclude leukemia?

Learn about the common reasons and treatment methods for headaches and dizziness in an 11-year-old child with epilepsy who is taking anti-epileptic medication.

A solution for a 12-year-old girl’s digestive system discomfort and sleep issues during the winter holiday.

A 14-month-old child is experiencing bad breath and dry stool, resembling the smell of rotten eggs. What could be the cause and what medication should be taken? How should treatment be administered? It has been nearly a month, and initially, it seemed to improve after taking fire-clearing and bowel-relieving medicine. However, the symptoms recurred two days ago. Guidance is sought. What kind of help is needed: to provide the condition, what medication should be taken, and how to treat it.