Understand if indirect contact can lead to the spread of hand, foot, and mouth disease, and how to protect your child from infection.

Discussing the impact of lysine phosphohydrogen calcium on children’s growth and development, and whether it may cause early puberty.

The baby is restless during afternoon naps, often cries at night, and sweats easily on the head and back. When walking, the feet have an unusual shape, slightly resembling an ‘O’ shape. The baby also gets tired quickly and is prone to falling. Concerned family members wonder if the baby has rickets.

Explore the impact of nighttime milk drinking on a three-year-old’s kidney health and provide strategies for parents.

Understand the differences between oral ulcers and hand, foot, and mouth disease, as well as how to identify and deal with symptoms of children’s fever and headache.

Repeated fever in children doesn’t necessarily indicate hand, foot, and mouth disease, but it is recommended to conduct a check for viral infections and antiviral treatment.

Explore whether roseola infantum is accompanied by itching symptoms and how to deal with them.

Summer baby’s cramps may be a seizure, but they could also be caused by other reasons, such as heat cramps.

Explore the treatment methods and precautions for cerebral palsy, providing parents with professional medical information.

Safe Dosage and Precautions for Ten-Year-Old Children Taking Fupu Cold Granules