Offer treatment and nutritional advice for babies with high blood counts and anemia

Provides suggestions for managing high fever in children after receiving the H1N1 vaccine

The child has a history of high fever seizures, occurring two to three times a year. How should they be controlled and prevented?

What should be done if a child has high lead levels in their body?

When a child experiences persistent high white blood cell counts accompanied by fever, what should parents do to cope and seek medical assistance?

For high-risk children with cerebral palsy, preterm birth is an important risk factor. Early observation of behavior and motor abilities is necessary, and preventive interventions may be required.

Infants under six months of age may consider using a harness for treatment, while those between six months and two years can opt for manual reduction.

Hoarseness in children may be caused by pharyngitis, and treatment methods include antibiotic therapy, oral medication, or the use of natural herbs.

Babies may vomit due to an incomplete development of the esophageal sphincter. If the situation is severe, medical observation is required. Otherwise, appropriate measures can be taken after observation.

A child has been coughing for a month without improvement despite medication. Chest X-ray, mycoplasma, and blood tests all show normal results. The child has undergone intravenous treatment with penicillin, adenosine arabinoside, and Mucosolvan for 4 days, but nebulizer treatment has been ineffective. Parents are worried about the possibility of a foreign object in the child’s respiratory tract and inquire about the appropriate tests to determine the cause.