Understand the causes and possible triggering factors of pediatric asthma of the bronchi.

This article discusses the possible causes of pediatric cerebral palsy, including genetic factors, prenatal factors, perinatal factors, and the impact of neonatal diseases.

This article discusses the possible causes of pediatric epilepsy, including genetic factors, nutritional metabolic diseases, and birth injuries.

Pediatric intellectual disability can be caused by a variety of factors, including bacterial infections during pregnancy, improper medication use, falls, malnutrition, and drug abuse. Birth defects may occur due to premature birth, difficult labor, infant asphyxia, bacterial infections, or low birth weight, leading to poor brain development or damage. In the infant and toddler stage, seizures, hypoglycemia, bacterial infections such as meningitis, jaundice, malnutrition, or accidental brain injuries can disrupt intellectual development.

Pediatric paralysis is a chronic, contactually transmitted disease caused by leprosy bacilli, primarily affecting the skin and nervous system.

Pediatric vomiting can be caused by various reasons, including improper feeding, gastrointestinal infections, and more.

Understanding the causes, prevention, and treatment methods of red eyes and conjunctivitis

Red swelling on a newborn’s head may be due to infection or adverse stimulation. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and receive nutritional support and antibiotic treatment.

Rickets in infants is caused by insufficient sunlight exposure and vitamin D intake, which may be related to the mother’s sun exposure and nutritional intake during pregnancy. Diagnosis is based on blood tests for 25-(OH)D3 concentration and bone X-rays, with 25-(OH)D3 concentration being a reliable indicator, often showing changes first.

Possible causes and coping strategies for right-sided headache in children