How to Handle a Baby’s High Fever and Seizures?
It’s crucial to lower the baby’s body temperature promptly and replenish fluids when a baby has a high fever accompanied by seizure symptoms.
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How to Handle a Baby’s High Fever, Cough, and Phlegm?
How should parents initially handle a 6-month-old baby with symptoms of fever, cough, and phlegm?
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How to Handle a Baby’s Intermittent Abdominal Pain?
The baby may have eaten too much a few days ago, leading to abdominal pain and high fever, with the pain recurring. What could be the cause, and how should it be treated?
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How to Handle a Baby’s Nasal Congestion and Crying
When a baby has a stuffy nose and runs a nose, certain measures can be taken to alleviate symptoms, such as maintaining a humid environment, applying warm compresses to the root of the nose, and observing the baby’s overall condition. In case of any abnormalities, it is advisable to take the baby to the doctor promptly.
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How to Handle a Baby’s Runny Nose
The baby has been having a runny nose for several days, now it has turned greenish-yellow, accompanied by constipation. Seeking advice on how to care for the baby and determine if the fever is caused by catching a cold.
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How to Handle a Child Not Sweating After Taking Fever Medicine
After taking fever-reducing medicine, the child did not sweat and experienced intermittent low fever. An emergency department diagnosis confirmed a viral infection, with blood routine tests showing an elevated neutrophil ratio, normal white blood cells, and CRP levels. The child is currently taking antiviral oral liquid, had a fever three times that day, and inquired about the opinion on alternating fever-reducing medicine.
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How to Handle a Child Who Sweats and Cries a Lot During Sleep?
Arrange a comfortable sleep environment for children and cultivate good sleep habits from a young age.
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How to Handle a Child’s Chipped Front Tooth After a Fall
A child fell at home and chipped a front tooth, experiencing persistent toothache for a month now. How should the situation be handled?
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How to Handle a Child’s Fear of Noises?
A child’s fear of noises may be due to their innate temperament or early traumatic experiences. As children grow and are exposed to more external stimuli, they usually become braver and more adaptable. Parents can help enhance their child’s ability to adapt to noises by taking them out more often, exposing them to crowds and various sounds. Additionally, some forms of medication can be used as an auxiliary treatment.
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How to Handle a Child’s Fever at Night
How to deal with a child’s fever at night
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