What to Do If a Child’s Diarrhea and Vomiting Last for Several Days Without Improvement?
How should one handle a child’s persistent diarrhea and vomiting?
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What to Do If a Child’s Diarrhea Does Not Improve?
What should you do if a child’s diarrhea does not improve?
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What to Do If a Child’s Penis Always Has an Unusual Smell
The child’s penis always has an unusual smell, how should it be handled?
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What to Do If a Child’s Throat Swells, Turns Red, and Pus, and They Have a Fever Under 39 Degrees?
A child’s throat swelling, turning red, and pus with a fever under 39 degrees may be caused by purulent tonsillitis or upper respiratory tract infection. The former requires antibiotic treatment and may lead to other diseases. The latter can be treated with antiviral medication and usually improves with age. It is recommended to consult the otolaryngology department of a hospital.
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What to Do If a Child’s Tongue Is Red and Has No Tongue Coating with Large Granules?
After a fever, the child developed strawberry tongue and respiratory issues. It is recommended to drink plenty of water, avoid spicy and cold foods, and consume lung-clearing fruits.
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What to Do If a Four-Month-Old Has Poor Hearing
What should be done if a four-month-old has abnormal hearing?
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What to Do If a One-Year-Old Child’s Snoring Becomes More Severe During Sleep?
Snoring during sleep in children may be caused by reasons such as narrow nasal passages, tonsillitis, or adenoid hypertrophy, and requires further examination and diagnosis.
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What to Do If a Three-Year-Old Swallows Gum
When a three-year-old accidentally swallows gum, parents often worry about potential safety issues.
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What to Do If Diagnosed with Rickets?
How to Handle a Child’s Rickets Diagnosis
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What to Do If There’s a Small lump Behind a Child’s Ear?
How to deal with a small lump behind a child’s ear?
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