A child is 9 years and 3 months old, with a small, coin-sized hard lump felt in the breast, which is painful upon touch and has been present for about 10 days. Is it precocious puberty? No examination has been done yet; what tests should be done?

Experiencing right abdominal discomfort, headache upon waking up, dry mouth and tingling tongue, weakness in both legs, upper abdominal pain between the ribs, a palpable lump upon pressure, stools with undigested vegetable leaves, and rumbling stomach. Previous ultrasound of the liver and gallbladder was normal. What tests should be done?

If your baby has morning breath, it might be due to weakened gastrointestinal function. It’s recommended to check with a hospital’s dental department and possibly require medication treatment.

If a child shows seizure symptoms, which department should be visited for confirmation? What are the chances of a confirmed diagnosis?