Whether a 3.5-year-old child can start taking deworming medicine, and how to correctly use deworming medication.

For a 6-month-old baby, consuming the pear syrup available in supermarkets may lead to diarrhea, especially if the child has phlegm and is prone to catching a cold. It is not suitable to use in such cases.

What should you do if a 9-month-old baby has a fever?

There are many reasons why a child might have a fever, such as overexertion during the day leading to sweating and then catching a chill on the back. In this case, you can wipe the baby’s entire body with warm water, especially under the armpits. Don’t wrap the baby too tightly, give them some fever-reducing syrup, and constantly check their temperature with a thermometer.

Is it okay for a baby with a fever to go out for fresh air, and how can one avoid exacerbating the child’s condition?

The child has been crying and fussing recently, and upon examination, it was found that the intestinal lymph nodes are inflamed. The question is whether Dazhi can be used for treatment.

The baby has persistent diarrhea, slightly improved after treatment, but still has several loose stools daily. The question is whether it is safe to administer the DTP vaccine under this condition.

A child is experiencing long-term stomach pain and is worried about gastric ulcers. Besides a gastroscopy, are there any non-invasive examination methods available for children?

Is it appropriate for children to swim after a cold? Learn the correct care methods.

Can a child take cephalosporin antibiotics? I’ve been giving my child paracetamol, cephalexin, and children’s cough syrup, but I’m not planning to give him the cough syrup because it hasn’t worked. The child was doing well before taking the medicine, but after traveling from Shanxi to Shaanxi to visit his grandfather, he suddenly felt unwell with not acclimatized. He started having diarrhea upon arrival in Xi’an and was prescribed Qingda and Montmorillonite powder by the hospital. He stayed for 4 days, getting stronger each day, and on the fifth day, when he was to return home, he had a fever with a cold. He was given fever-reducing medicine and children’s paracetamol. The fever subsided, but the cold didn’t improve; he had clear nasal discharge and started coughing again. Last night around 4 AM, it seemed like he caught a cold and has been coughing since then, crying and coughing. However, now that he’s awake and has a hot water bottle on his back, he’s not coughing as much. There is no history of allergic heredity. What medicine should I give him now?