How should a 30-month-old baby be treated for a chin injury to prevent tetanus infection?

A baby over a month old has a cold, how should it be handled?

Continuous diarrhea in babies may be caused by indigestion, which can be improved through medication and dietary changes.

A five-month-old baby has a severe cough with phlegm, no fever or runny nose. How should it be handled? Should it be treated as a cold or could it be another reason? Are there ways to help clear the baby’s lungs?

A slight cough in infants might be caused by bronchitis. You can try giving the child Maigan Granules and Qingzhu Oral Liquid. If the blood count is high, it is recommended to use antibiotics in conjunction, such as Azithromycin Dispersible Tablets. Encourage the baby to drink plenty of water and ensure good ventilation in the room to improve the condition.

Diarrhea in infants may be caused by poor digestion, and parents should take their child to the doctor promptly and cooperate with the treatment prescribed by the doctor.

For a 16-month-old baby experiencing continuous diarrhea for several days, possible solutions include using Huoxiang Zhengqi Pill and Fluphenazine Capsules, while ensuring adequate hydration and maintaining electrolyte balance.

A baby’s excessive vomiting is caused by milk reflux in the stomach, which may lead to coughing and aspiration pneumonia. Appropriate diaper-changing positions, burping the baby after a diaper change to expel air from the stomach, avoiding immediate supine positioning after feeding, and controlling the frequency of diaper changes are preventive measures. If accompanied by yellow-green or coffee-colored fluids, high fever, and other symptoms, seek medical attention promptly.

Normal Temperature Range and How to Deal with a Baby’s Fever

A 6-month-old baby has a fever of about 38.5-38.8 degrees Celsius in the afternoon, and a body temperature of about 37.2 degrees Celsius in the morning. No cause for the fever was found during hospitalization and examination at Tianjin Children’s Hospital.