If a baby doesn’t urinate, eat, sleep, and has a fever for a prolonged period, it could be a sign of discomfort. Parents should pay attention to whether the baby’s abdomen shows signs of catching a cold and check if the stool is normal and if there are symptoms such as abdominal distension. It is recommended to give the baby more warm water to drink and ensure the abdomen is kept warm. Some symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication can be administered orally.
How should parents handle a baby’s fever reaching 40 degrees?
How to handle and observe a child who has accidentally ingested disinfectant
How to handle the issue of a child frequently having a hoarse throat?
The frequency and duration of a child’s daze should be noted, as it may be one symptom of pediatric absence epilepsy.
A patient inquires about dealing with the recurring episodes of acute tonsillitis and gastroenteritis that have lasted for over a month. The physician advises treatment from multiple aspects including rest, dietary adjustments, avoiding irritating foods, staying hydrated, and traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment, while suggesting not to over-rely on anti-inflammatory medications.
How to Handle and Prevent Acute Tonsillitis
Dealing with and Preventing Knee Pain in Children
A two-year-old child has been found to have asymmetrical testicle size, with one side undeveloped. Inquire about the impact on future fertility.
How to handle babies with chromosomal abnormalities?
