Caring Methods for Children with Cold and Fever

How to Properly Care for a Child with Pediatric Pneumonia

How to care for a child with tracheitis? Children are unable to cough up phlegm from their lungs, so recovery is slow. If they keep running a fever, it’s important to go to the hospital for an X-ray, mainly to prevent pneumonia, which can be trouble and requires immediate hospitalization. If it’s not pneumonia, they can take medication at home.

During the first three months, it is recommended to breastfeed exclusively, and gradually introduce complementary foods, while paying attention to the baby’s nutritional supplementation and daily care.

After receiving the BCG vaccine, a regional redness, swelling, infiltration, and purulent formation followed by small ulcers may occur around the injection site about two weeks later. This is a normal phenomenon. If there is no severe infection or swelling, no special treatment is needed. Once the injection site heals, a scab will form.

How to care for a baby’s bronchitis?

Children’s night sweats are often physiological, related to the skin’s high water content, abundant capillaries, vigorous metabolism, and the incomplete regulation of the autonomic nervous system.

Understanding How to Protect Epilepsy Patients in Daily Life

What precautions should epileptic patients take in their daily life and treatment?

My child is 19 months old and has many red spots on the palms of their hands and soles of their feet, as well as on the groin area of their thighs. There are no spots in the mouth, and they are in good spirits. How should I care for hand, foot, and mouth disease?