Discuss the possible reasons for the presence of trace amounts of blood in a three-year-old child’s urine and provide corresponding medical examination recommendations.
At 1.5 years old, a baby has not yet started speaking, and the parents are worried about delayed language development.
A four-month-old baby developing a patch of white hair may be due to a copper deficiency. It is recommended to increase intake of foods high in copper, and to avoid foods that hinder copper absorption such as high-sugar, raw meat, and unfresh products.
Explore the possible causes of a seven-month-old baby’s recurring fever and how to cope with the symptoms of viral influenza.
Persistent low-grade fever in children can be caused by a variety of factors, including rheumatism, pulmonary tuberculosis, chronic inflammation, immunodeficiency, and may also be related to psychological stress.
Frequent nosebleeds in children under three years old may be due to dry air and fragile nasal mucosa. Prevention can be achieved by using petroleum jelly or menthol oil, avoiding nose picking, and more.
There are many reasons for a child’s night crying. Prompt detection and treatment can help the child’s growth and the parents’ rest.
Understand how emotions, refractive errors, and eye habits can affect the risk of pediatric glaucoma.
Since birth, children have almost had a fever every month, with temperatures exceeding 39 degrees, feeling hot all over, cool hands and feet, and an abnormal face color. Previous medical treatment included a thorough examination for tonsillitis. Inquire about how to prevent tonsillitis and how to handle persistent low fever. Children experiencing frequent high fevers should use antipyretic medication promptly. If tonsillar abscess occurs, the treatment may be prolonged and prone to recurrence. It is crucial for the condition to heal promptly, usually requiring about two weeks of treatment. Maintain a light diet, and carefully inspect for any signs of swelling. Swelling at II degree or above may require surgical intervention.
Understand the possible reasons for a 10.5-year-old child to experience night sweats, along with professional medical advice and dietary guidance.
