A four-year-old child suddenly experienced severe foot pain last night, crying uncontrollably. However, by the time they arrived at the county hospital, the pain had subsided, and the child was bouncing around as if nothing had happened. The on-duty doctor advised home observation for a few days. Last year, there was a similar incident where the child walked with a slight limp, and after taking calcium tablets, the condition improved. This time, the sudden onset of pain without warning has led to the question of whether it is still due to calcium deficiency, and how to address it.
A five-year-old child is snoring and experiencing difficulty breathing during naptime, which may indicate adenoid hypertrophy. It is recommended to visit the otolaryngology department of a hospital for examination and treatment.
Analysis of the causes and treatment methods of sudden respiratory distress in children
Supernumerary breasts are common in women and typically do not require treatment. They should only be surgically removed if they affect appearance or there is suspicion of malignant change. They have no impact on reproductive pregnancy.
The child has been born not long ago, and their eyes keep on watering, and they always love to cry. What could be causing the swelling under a child’s lower eyelid?
The central stimulant Ritalin may be used to treat tremors, but it should be used with caution in teenagers over 16 years old, as some may develop dependence and addiction.
Long-term presence of foam in urine, accompanied by slight swelling of the eyelids upon waking, may be a sign of diabetes.
A one-and-a-half-year-old child vomits after a fall, which could be due to shock, indigestion, or catching a cold, but it could also indicate a severe head injury.
X-leg deformity refers to a condition where the knees are externally rotated when the feet are placed together, and the heels cannot touch. When walking, the knees collide. Common causes include deformities of the lower limbs during growth, developmental disorders of cartilage, injuries, etc. Treatment methods include surgery on the legs, braces, bandages, physical therapy, and orthotic insoles. Children with rickets need regular treatment to avoid early onset of X-leg deformity. As children grow older, X-leg deformity may lead to knee pain and affect joint movement, potentially leading to osteoarthritis.
What factors cause pediatric nephrotic syndrome? What issues should be considered in treatment and diet?
