In such cases, it is recommended to consult a pediatrician, rule out diseases such as scarlet fever and measles, and seek immediate medical attention for individualized treatment based on the patient’s symptoms.

Understand the possible causes and appropriate handling methods for reduced defecation in 40-day-old infants.

Explore the causes of infant nipple reflux and provide corresponding treatment suggestions to help parents better care for their babies.

Understanding the situation of a small amount of white blood cells in an infant’s stool and how to deal with it.

In recent years, oral ulcers have recurred annually, and there has been a recent recurrence of erythema marginatum. The frequency of outbreaks has been increasing, with fever followed by the recurrence of ulcers, and the erythema marginatum has been continuously increasing compared to the last outbreak. Here are some information on the treatment methods and suggestions for handling the recurrence of hand, foot, and mouth disease.

A child has been feverish for two days and vomited after taking medication. Diagnosed with Influenza A, how should vomiting be handled?

Routine blood biochemistry tests include many types of assessments, generally categorized as: Comprehensive Renal Function Test (abbreviated as Renal Full), Comprehensive Liver Function Test (abbreviated as Liver Full), Comprehensive Lipid Profile (abbreviated as Lipid Full), Calcium, Phosphorus, Uric Acid, Acid Phosphatase, Cardiac Enzyme Profile and Isoenzymes, Myoglobin, Myocreatine, Protein Electrophoresis, Lactate Measurement, Blood Ammonia Measurement, and more. I suggest it’s best to have a doctor review the results in detail after the test for more targeted information.

My niece has hand, foot, and mouth disease, and I’m asking how to determine if her condition is improving.

After a child has pneumonia and has been on intravenous fluids for half a month, a chest X-ray shows improvement, but a week later, there is still coughing with phlegm. How should one manage a child’s cough that has lasted over a month?

Explore the management methods for a child’s cough with phlegm that won’t come out, including the application of dietary therapy and acupuncture.