My daughter has allergic rhinitis, which has recently flared up and is accompanied by pain in the left temple. I’m asking whether this is caused by the rhinitis and how to treat it.

A four-year-old child experiences excessive night sweats, eats and sleeps well, is active, and does not often catch a cold. This could be due to a calcium deficiency. It is recommended to have a trace element test done at the hospital for a definitive diagnosis and then proceed with symptomatic treatment. If diagnosed with a calcium deficiency, you can give him some Longmu Zhuanggu Chongji, a traditional Chinese medicine preparation that is easily absorbed and does not require additional Vitamin AD. During the treatment period, you can combine food supplements by eating more foods rich in calcium, such as dairy products, fish, shrimp shells, seaweed, and bone soup.

Your hands turn purple-black when it’s cold, and you still have the habit of biting your nails. How should you deal with this?

How to Improve Your Son’s Frequent Illness Condition?

Your son has enlarged tonsils, how should you handle it?

For children who frequently experience night terrors, what should parents do to handle the situation?

What factors can affect a three-year-old’s height? How can growth be promoted through proper nutrition?

Offer advice and treatment methods for abnormal defecation in children.

When a baby coughs and sneezes, medication can be used along with dietary therapy

If a child experiences symptoms like coughing, sneezing, and yellow nasal discharge, it might be caused by a cold. It is recommended to use pediatric paracetamol sulfonamide granules and ribavirin for treatment, along with increased water intake.