What to Do If a Child Has White Hair?
Explore the causes and solutions of children’s white hair, emphasizing the importance of balanced nutrition.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Has White Hair?
White hair in children is often related to genetics or diseases. There is no reliable treatment for congenital cases, so treatment should be based on the cause and nutrition should be enhanced.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Hasn’t Had a Bowel Movement for Three Days?
If a child hasn’t had a bowel movement for three days, after using an enema some stool was released, but there’s still hard stool present, and the child is crying and fussing constantly. It’s important to take the child to the hospital for a check-up and treatment promptly, and to pay attention to eating a light diet.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Hits Their Nose?
How to Handle a Child’s Nose Injury After a Knock
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Allergic to Any Medication
What should be done if a child experiences a systemic allergic reaction after taking medication?
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Diagnosed with Tic Disorder?
If a child is diagnosed with tic disorder, the main symptom is vocal tics, similar to hiccups. In severe cases, they can last for 10 minutes or more.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Easily Irritable and Suspected of Having Hydrocephalus?
Consult on various health issues, unsure when irritability started, want to know if it’s possible to have pediatric hydrocephalus
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Oxygen-Deprived
The child has been crying and fussing recently, which might be due to oxygen deficiency. It is recommended to seek professional medical assistance.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Thin and Does Not Like to Eat?
A child’s slow growth in height and weight may be related to zinc deficiency and indigestion.
One minute to read
What to Do If a Child Is Thin and Not Gaining Weight
A child’s thinness and lack of weight gain may be due to weak spleen and stomach, and parents can choose appropriate adjustment methods based on the child’s condition.
One minute to read