What to Do About Discolored Arms and Palms?
How to handle the situation where the color of your arms and palms is uneven?
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What to Do About Newborn Baby over-feeding?
Common Causes and Treatment Methods for Newborn Baby over-feeding
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What to Do If a Baby’s Weight and Height Haven’t Increased?
If a newborn’s weight and height have not increased, it may be due to improper feeding or other diseases. It is recommended to adjust the feeding method appropriately and consider adding formula milk. If there is no improvement after the adjustment, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly.
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What to Do If a Child Accidentally Drinks a Bottle of Laxative?
Precautions and treatment methods to note after a child accidentally drinks a bottle of laxative
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What to Do If a Child Is Too Thin?
After excluding disease factors, a weight gain plan can be adopted. It is recommended to increase the intake of foods rich in fats and carbohydrates (such as starches, sugars, etc.) while ensuring sufficient protein intake.
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What to Do If a Child Often Talks in Their Sleep at Night?
A three-year-old child has been talking in their sleep, experiencing restless sleep and excessive sweating at night, possibly due to calcium deficiency causing an elevated excitability of the nervous system.
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What to Do If a Child Scream in Sleep and Show Seizure Symptoms?
A 16-year-old child suddenly had a seizure while sleeping, with a purple face, unconsciousness, neck stiffness, and recovered after about a minute. Medical examination showed no abnormalities in the EEG and brain CT. The child had a cold for about four or five days, with body pain, no medication taken, and phlegm. This was the child’s first occurrence of such symptoms, with no family history of heredity.
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What to Do If a Child Shakes While Sleeping at Night
A child’s shaking during sleep may be due to low calcium levels causing increased muscle nerve excitability, or it could be caused by excessive fright. It is recommended to check for deficiencies in trace elements and to supplement calcium appropriately.
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What to Do If a Child Won’t Sleep?
If a baby doesn’t like to take a nap and can only fall asleep when held, it might be due to an unsuitable environment or a lack of security, or possibly a deficiency in vitamin D.
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What to Do If a Newborn Always Seems to Be Hungry?
After a baby’s first month, if they always seem to be hungry, it could be a matter of constitution or feeding methods. It’s recommended to observe the baby’s condition and consider taking them to the hospital for a check-up.
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