A 4-year-old child started experiencing abdominal pain and vomiting last night, with an initial diagnosis of intestinal obstruction. It is recommended to use a rectal suppository for treatment, and enema may be considered if necessary.
A one-year-old baby accidentally fell from the stairs while using a walker, causing concern among parents about potential injuries.
An 11-month-old baby experienced head discomfort after accidentally falling from a bed, and it is recommended to undergo a head CT scan for diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Understand the potential harm of accidentally drinking lime water to the body, as well as the emergency measures to be taken.
The patient experienced a sore throat after swallowing two soft capsules, with the possibility of the capsules sticking to the esophagus due to hot water. The symptoms persist and there is vomiting upon eating. How should it be handled?
Children’s high fever and convulsions are a pediatric emergency, often occurring after upper respiratory tract infections. This article introduces the emergency treatment procedures for children with high fever and convulsions.
If a child accidentally ingests a desiccant, close observation and preparation for emergency treatment should be made.
If a 10-month-old baby ingests a small piece of plastic paper from a cigarette pack and is in good condition with normal bowel movements, it’s recommended to give the child plenty of water.
If a child swallows a one-cent coin and develops a high fever, it is imperative to take them to the hospital for an examination to determine the coin’s location and to take appropriate measures for removal to avoid further injury.
If a baby accidentally eats green broom leaves, it is important to closely monitor for any discomfort and to give the baby plenty of warm water to aid digestion.
