A baby’s runny nose and cough might be caused by a viral cold. It’s recommended to drink plenty of water, rest, and have a light diet, and consider using Sanao Soup along with medications to reduce phlegm and relieve cough.
A two-and-a-half-year-old child fell from about 1.4 meters high, landing on the back first and then hitting the head. The child kept wanting to take a nap and was slightly crying. An MRI was taken around 9:30 PM, revealing superficial scalp lacerations and a minor (a few drops) intracranial hemorrhage. The doctor suggested direct admission to the ICU. Is it really necessary to be admitted to the ICU? Will the child’s crying in the ICU lead to more bleeding?
A child has a small wound the size of a fingernail on the tongue. After two days of intravenous infusion, there is no improvement. No antiviral medication has been used. The child is not eating, experiencing mouth pain, and crying and fussing severely. Inquiry about whether medication has been overlooked or if a change in medication is needed.
What symptoms might a child experience during growth if they are deficient in calcium?
A girl was diagnosed with precocious puberty at 8 years and 10 months, with a height of 140 cm. Now, at 9 years and 5 months, she is 145 cm tall. Her family hopes she will grow to 160 cm. Should she undergo growth hormone treatment?
Short-term low-grade fever has little impact on the fetus, but regular check-ups and prenatal care are still recommended.
Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease may be accompanied by fever, but it may also not be. Typically, it presents first with upper respiratory symptoms, followed by rashes.
Whether hand, foot, and mouth disease requires injection depends on the severity of the condition.
Kidney disease may lead to headaches as it can affect the body’s toxin elimination.
Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a contagious illness caused by enteroviruses. Mild cases do not require hospitalization and should involve adequate rest, frequent hand washing, light diet, and increased water intake.
