Should You Worry If Your Baby’s Lymphocyte Count Is High?
It is a normal phenomenon for lymphocyte counts to be high during childhood, and they usually gradually decrease to adult levels as they grow older.
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Should You Worry If Your Child Has a Sustained Temperature of 37 Degrees?
If your child has a sustained temperature of 37 degrees in the afternoon for a month, should you be concerned?
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Should You Worry If Your Child Swallows a Quarter of a Gum?
If your child accidentally swallows a small piece of gum, don’t worry—it will pass through with the help of roughage.
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Should You Worry If Your Daughter’s Direct Bilirubin Is High in the Physical Examination?
The physical examination shows that your daughter’s direct bilirubin level is 12. Is this considered high, and what should you do about it?
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Side Effects of Growth Hormone and How to Handle Them
Do growth hormones have side effects on children’s bodies? What should be done?
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Side Effects of Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine Injection
Discussing possible reactions and symptoms to be aware of after Japanese encephalitis vaccine injection
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Signs and Identification of ADHD
Understanding the signs of ADHD can help parents identify their child’s behavior and provide appropriate treatment suggestions.
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Signs and Postoperative Precautions for Adenoid Hypertrophy Surgery
Key Points for Signs and Postoperative Care in Adenoid Hypertrophy Surgery
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Signs and Remedies for Children’s Refusal to Eat
Children who refuse to eat may experience symptoms like colds and indigestion, and can try traditional Chinese medicine for treatment or seek medical confirmation.
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Signs for Adenoid Hypertrophy Surgery
Postoperative precautions and care instructions for adenoid hypertrophy surgery.
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