This is a question about a 1-year-old boy’s blood test showing ALT 149 after pneumonia treatment, along with the answer to the question.

With a one-year-old’s kidney inflammation and three ‘+’ proteins, how long will the treatment take to heal? Please help me!

According to the situation you described, the discomfort caused by bad breath and other symptoms is generally related to vitamin deficiencies, decreased immunity, and poor digestion. Poor digestion can also lead to enteritis. It is recommended to pay attention to getting plenty of rest recently, avoid staying up late, eat less spicy and irritating foods, consume more fresh fruits and vegetables, treat gingivitis and dental caries promptly, and spend more time outdoors to enhance your immune system. It is also important to eat less of overly cold or hot foods, avoid overeating, and reduce the burden on your stomach.

My baby has diarrhea and abdominal distension. The doctor said my breast milk has high fat content and prescribed medicine. However, there was no improvement after half the medication was taken, so the doctor recommended changing to an anti-diarrheal powder (Youbo) to alter the baby’s gastrointestinal tract. But to our surprise, the baby ended up with diarrhea. Moreover, the baby’s stomach makes gurgling sounds every time it feeds. What should we do?

The child is in good spirits, has normal appetite, adequate food intake, and normal sleep. The stool is green, sometimes resembling leaf green, and at other times like jam or egg flower. For the past two weeks, there have also been watery stools. Could it be related to drinking someone else’s milk? Symptoms of malabsorption caused by enteritis are present. It is recommended to stop taking montmorillonite powder, but the child has not taken oral antibiotics. It is suggested to take probiotics first and undergo treatment under a doctor’s guidance. After three to five days of treatment, symptoms will significantly improve. At the same time, it is recommended to maintain a clean diet for the child. If breastfeeding, it is suggested to clean the nipple before breastfeeding.

Currently, the main issue is that the white blood cell count is slightly low. This is more common in viral infections. These infections usually do not have effective treatment methods and can recover through the body’s own resistance. As for the high lymphocyte ratio and low hemoglobin levels, these are physiological changes in children and are not abnormal. The so-called elevated blood picture refers to an increase in the white blood cell system, indicating the presence of infectious diseases. It is recommended that you seek treatment at a regular professional hospital.

Hemangiomas are a type of benign lesion that typically does not cause adverse effects on the body. Small hemangiomas do not require special treatment and only require regular check-ups. However, if the hemangioma is relatively large, conservative treatment is usually ineffective and surgical treatment may be necessary. Treatment should be sought at a local major three-level hospital’s vascular department, as recommended by the doctor. After surgery, it is important to ensure adequate rest and avoid spicy and stimulating foods.

Diarrhea on the sixth day of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease may be caused by viral infection. The treatment principle is symptomatic therapy, and to enhance pediatric care to prevent dehydration.

What’s the deal with asthma triggered by a cold? Asthma is generally caused by allergies or a cold. Symptoms may include expiratory breathing difficulties. If you have similar symptoms, it’s advisable to visit a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Additionally, in daily life, it’s important to maintain regular routines, keep warm, eat a light diet, ventilate frequently, and drink plenty of hot water.

If a child is weak and prone to catching colds from a young age, it’s best to take them to a regular, professional hospital for checks before starting treatment.