A 2-year-old girl, the baby at home was normal during the day but suddenly had a fever at night. She wants to understand the difference between fever convulsions and shivering.
My baby is coughing severely at night, but it’s better during the day. It might be asthma caused by bronchitis. To understand the characteristics and treatment methods of asthma and bronchitis, please take your child to the hospital for examination and treatment.
This article discusses the causes and treatment methods for a child experiencing abdominal pain and vomiting for 2-3 consecutive days.
A child, 2 years and 10 months old, has been coughing for several days. He started taking traditional Chinese medicine three days ago, and there has been some improvement, but he is still coughing. What should be done?
The patient described feeling nausea after eating tomato egg noodles at night, and mentioned taking medication and antibiotics, asking for the cause of these symptoms.
It might be due to catching a cold, be cautious of dry heaves, and pay attention to health care measures.
If a child experiences headaches accompanied by vomiting, it may require neurological examination to find the cause.
My baby is three and a half months old. Since one and a half months ago, she has started to spit up milk after almost every feeding, sometimes a lot, sometimes a little, and it often comes back up. We’ve been to the hospital, and the doctor said it was gastroesophageal reflux without doing any tests. Please ask the experts, does my baby have gastroesophageal reflux? Do I need to give her medicine?
Lately, my 3-year-old child’s urine is always yellowish and has an odd smell. What could be the cause?
My child is six months old, breastfeeding, and has several bowel movements a day, all green and runny with foam. What’s going on?
