Treatment Methods for Pediatric tonsillitis
Learn about the treatment methods for a 8-year-old girl’s tonsillitis, including medication, regional therapy, and surgical options.
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Treatment Methods for Pediatric tonsillitis and Sore Throat
Discussing the treatment strategies for a five-month-old baby’s sore throat and persistent fever caused by tonsillitis.
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Treatment Recommendations for Baby’s Cough and Fever
This article offers common treatment methods for pediatric colds, including recommendations to drink plenty of water, rest, and take antipyretic medication.
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Treatment Recommendations for Fever and Vomiting in an 8-Month-Old After Measles Vaccination
Treatment recommendations for a fever and vomiting condition in an 8-month-old after receiving the measles vaccine.
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Treatment Suggestions for a 1-Year-11-Month-Old Boy with Cough, Runny Nose, and Fever
A 1-year-11-month-old boy experienced coughing followed by a runny nose, and after taking children’s paracetamol and chlorpheniramine granules for two days, he developed a fever. It is suggested to use ibuprofen for fever reduction and consider traditional Chinese medicine treatments such as Lan Qin Oral Liquid or Pu Di Lan Anti-inflammatory Oral Liquid.
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Treatment Suggestions for Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease Recurrence
A seven-year-old girl’s hand, foot, and mouth disease has recurred, with a fever of 39.7 degrees. How should the situation be handled?
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Two-Year-Old Baby Has Fever and Leg Cramps, What Could Be the Reason? How to Handle It?
When a two-year-old baby has a fever with leg cramps, it could be a symptom of heat cramps. It is recommended to first use alcohol to bathe the baby for fever reduction, and further investigate the cause of the fever.
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What Are the Effects of a 4-Month-Old Baby’s High Fever on Development?
Your blood test results indicate that the fever is due to inflammation. The hoarseness of your baby’s voice suggests that they have not fully recovered and may need to continue medication. Despite the high fever, your baby’s body temperature quickly returned to normal after treatment, with no adverse reactions, so the doctor believes that this fever will not affect your baby’s intelligence and no further examination is needed. Loss of appetite after a fever is a common symptom indicating that the body has not fully recovered. It is recommended to increase fluid intake and consume light foods.
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What Can a 5-Month-Old Baby Eat When They Have a Fever?
When a 5-month-old baby has a fever, how should parents handle the situation and choose the right food?
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What Causes a Baby’s Fever and Cold?
How to handle a 1-year-old 2-month-old baby who is feverish, has a runny nose, sneezes, and has a loss of appetite?
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