After being attacked by the cold wind, facial paralysis should be treated with antiviral medications and enhanced nutrition and care.

When the protective cap on a baby’s IV needle is lost, immediate local disinfection or seeking professional medical assistance is recommended.

How should I care for my child who has lost their appetite and has a drop in temperature after a fever?

A 3-year-old with diarrhea who drinks but has no urination may need intravenous treatment. It is recommended to seek immediate medical attention to confirm the cause and treat it accordingly, with intravenous fluid to replenish electrolytes.

My 2-month-old baby has been coughing for a month without fever or nasal discharge. After a hospital checkup, the diagnosis was bronchitis. The doctor has prescribed pediatric amoxicillin, and I’ve been giving my child mist therapy with Mucinex at home. Is this treatment appropriate?

Infant colic may be caused by intestinal spasms or kidney stones, which can be diagnosed through ultrasound and treated with massage, heat therapy, or lithotripsy. It is also important to maintain hydration for symptom relief.

Avoid foods high in sugar and those that are stimulating, and consume foods rich in potassium and magnesium. Also, ensure adequate calcium intake.

Understanding the Treatment Methods for Pediatric Epilepsy

Children with phlegmy coughs should initially undergo treatment to clear the phlegm.

Treatment for vascular malformations should be determined based on their severity. For mild cases, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine may be considered, along with regular check-ups. For severe cases, surgical treatment may be necessary. It is recommended to seek specialized advice from large hospitals and consider surgical treatment.