What if a child touches a computer keyboard that has been used by many people and then puts their hands in their mouth? Could they contract hepatitis or other viruses?

Viral infection is a common cause of facial paralysis, and it can occur at any age. Once diagnosed, immediate appropriate treatment should be sought, including antiviral medications and acupuncture.

Consuming Banlangen while taking Western medicine for hand, foot, and mouth disease can enhance the treatment effect.

After having hand, foot, and mouth disease twice, the chance of re-infection is relatively small but still possible. It is recommended to take antiviral medication and be aware of symptoms such as myocarditis, encephalitis, or meningitis. Additionally, hand, foot, and mouth disease is contagious, and precautions should be taken to isolate and prevent transmission.

Inquire whether a baby can be infected with hepatitis B or C virus due to daily contact.

Congenital biliary atresia in infants is often associated with nutritional issues or adverse emotions during pregnancy.

Persistent fever in hand, foot, and mouth disease may be caused by viral infection, with treatment including fever reduction and antiviral medications.

Facial neuritis, also known as facial palsy, is an inflammatory response caused by a viral infection in the facial nerve. It is usually due to decreased resistance after exposure to cold on the face. Treatment methods include medication and therapeutic approaches such as traditional Chinese acupuncture and massage. It is important to maintain a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

My child was just born, but recently I noticed the child’s face was yellow and they seemed lackluster. After checking, it turned out to be biliary atresia. What are the causes of biliary atresia?

Congenital facial paralysis is a condition caused by underdevelopment of the facial nerve nucleus and vascular dysfunction.