Discuss the causes and symptoms of pediatric epilepsy, as well as how to conduct a diagnosis.

Understanding the possible causes and symptoms of infant and toddler seizures

A small bulge above a child’s right ear may be a normal developmental phenomenon of cartilage growth, generally requiring no treatment. However, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for a check-up to rule out other diseases.

Discuss the causes of persistent fever in children and the corresponding treatment measures.

A 2-year-old child experienced a high fever due to swollen tonsils, and upon examination, the white blood cell count was elevated and the lymphocyte ratio was abnormal. After receiving a fever-reducing injection last night, the temperature rose again this morning. Currently, ceftriaxone and expectorant drugs are being administered for treatment, and there is a query about whether to switch to a different anti-inflammatory medication.

A 3-year-old baby frequently waking up crying in dreams may be due to calcium deficiency, which can be improved by taking Longmu Strong Bone Powder and undergoing massage therapy.

Frequent urination in a 7-year-old baby may be a symptom of a urogenital infection, such as pyelonephritis, cystitis, or urethritis. It is recommended to use Bajing Tablets for treatment, and appropriate stone expulsion or lithotripsy should be adopted based on the condition.

Bedwetting in children may be caused by kidney deficiency, which can be categorized into kidney yin deficiency and kidney yang deficiency. Treatment should be adjusted according to the different types. It is recommended to avoid excessive consumption of bitter and cold foods, such as bitter melon and ice cream, which may harm the kidneys. Instead, it is advisable to consume more foods rich in melanin and warming herbal medicine, such as black rice and black beans, which can help replenish the kidneys. In addition, maintaining good living habits and avoiding overexertion can reduce the occurrence of kidney deficiency.

A one-year-old child with a dry cough, hoarseness, and wheezing has not shown improvement after medication and intravenous treatment. Seeking methods to quickly relieve the child’s discomfort.

If a child experiences increased phlegm and a runny nose after taking medication, it’s likely due to catching a cold again, not from the medication itself.