A 10-month-old baby, who previously had hand, foot, and mouth disease, now has a sudden rash on their hands. Concerns about a possible repeat infection.
Around six months old, if a baby’s legs make a clicking sound when picked up or moving, it’s often due to a calcium deficiency. It’s recommended to supplement with cod liver oil daily, ensure adequate sunlight exposure, and gradually introduce complementary foods like rice porridge and egg yolks, which are rich in calcium, to help the baby get enough calcium.
A 18-month-old baby has blood in the nasal mucus, possibly due to dry indoor air or constipation. It is recommended to drink more water, maintain indoor humidity, and appropriately consume fruit purees and intestinal probiotics to relieve constipation.
Concerns about the safety of using zinc oxide ointment on a 2-month-old baby.
The main symptoms of pediatric pneumonia include coughing, sputum production, wheezing, and fever. During the acute attack phase, patients should undergo both anti-infection and expectorant, cough-suppressing treatments to improve symptoms.
A child of half a year has had diarrhea for five days. It is important to ensure the child drinks plenty of water and eats a light diet. Consider treatment with Shen Ling Bai Zhu Powder or probiotics, avoid cold foods, and continue to observe the child.
The 7-month-old baby has been experiencing coughing, runny nose, wheezing, and a whistling respiratory sound for over ten days. Despite receiving injections and medical treatment, the symptoms have not improved. Concerned about the severity of the condition, the parent is seeking advice on how to handle the situation. The baby is in good spirits, eating and drinking normally, and has not developed a fever…
A 9-month-old baby has lost appetite after a fever and vomiting, with occasional abnormal stool. This could be due to the digestive system not fully recovering. It is recommended to provide easily digestible foods and observe carefully.
A four-month-old baby has a cough and nasal congestion last night. Symptoms can be relieved by drinking more warm water, maintaining indoor humidity, and gently patting the back to help expel phlegm. If the situation is severe, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.
My baby, who is nine months old, used to have clear mucus but now it has turned yellow and is a bit thick. What could be the cause? Is it serious? The baby’s mouth is full of sticky saliva, almost like they’re swallowing mucus. The baby often swallows saliva. The nose is severely blocked, but everything else is fine. What medicine should I give to treat the mucus? It’s very uncomfortable. Should I give an antibiotic? I’ve already given him cefpodoxime.
