Learn the proper treatment methods for mild second-degree burns in children, including cleaning, disinfection, medication use, and dietary precautions.

A 4-year-old child was found to have multiple lymph nodes in the abdomen. The most effective treatment is to use antibiotics, and the choice between oral medication or intravenous treatment depends on the severity of the condition.

Learn about the treatment methods for pediatric epilepsy, including medication control, lifestyle care, and professional medical advice.

Explore common mycoplasma infections in children and their treatment methods

A seven-year-old boy, who has been in good health, recently developed symptoms of itching in the throat, nasal congestion, and enlarged tonsils, suggesting possible sinusitis. It is recommended to use sensitive antibiotics for treatment and to strengthen the immune system through physical exercise.

How to treat neonatal acute enteritis?

Mild eczema in newborns typically does not require special treatment; simply keeping the baby’s skin clean is sufficient.

How to Handle Tonsillitis in Infants?

What should be done if a newborn does not have ear pores? Will it affect future language development?

Treatment methods for nocturnal enuresis in children