A small, soybean-sized bump on a child’s arm after vaccination is a normal reaction and typically heals on its own.

A two-month-old baby with a cold has developed an upper respiratory infection. It is recommended to use Pulilike cough syrup and ambroxol syrup, and to frequently pat the baby’s back to help expel phlegm. If symptoms do not improve, antibiotic treatment may be necessary, and medication should be taken for at least three consecutive days.

Your baby has been crying and not eating much lately, which might be due to enteritis. Treatment can include Huoxiang Zhengqi pills and fluoroquinolone capsules, along with drinking plenty of water to maintain electrolyte balance. Severe cases may require fluid replacement. Additionally, probiotics can help adjust the intestinal flora and alleviate diarrhea symptoms. Remember to replenish fluids during diarrhea to prevent dehydration. If breastfeeding, be cautious about your diet.

If the baby’s diarrhea is not severe, there is no need for special treatment. You can do more abdominal cold compresses and pay attention to weather changes and care.

Parents inquire whether babies who can only fall asleep while being held or placed in a cradle will develop shaking syndrome. Doctors suggest that occasional such behavior is unlikely to cause harm, but excessive and violent shaking may harm the baby.

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A baby girl has red dots and dandruff on her face, with scratches on her forehead, seeking medical advice.

Your son has suddenly developed diarrhea with watery stools. Urgently seeking treatment methods.

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