Since birth, there has been a lump of muscle around the neck and head, and after consulting a pediatrician, it was advised that there is no need to worry, but to continue observation and regular check-ups.
A three-month-old baby can take Montmorillonite powder, as acute enteritis and diarrhea may be caused by viral infections, and it works better when taken with antiviral oral liquid.
If you wish to have another child after a cesarean section, you can consider undergoing a tubal ligation after an appropriate amount of time, but it is necessary to consult with a professional doctor and evaluate your individual health condition.
The recovery of facial paralysis with twitching at the corners of the mouth depends on various factors, including the duration of the illness, the cause, and lifestyle. Early treatment and adjusting to a healthy lifestyle can help promote recovery.
A two-month-old baby is experiencing involuntary tremors in their right and left limbs. Inquiry about the possibility of cure and treatment methods.
A young female patient asks whether she can get pregnant when her epilepsy attacks are infrequent. The doctor advises discontinuing medication and undergoing a comprehensive health check-up during stable periods, and undergoing fetal monitoring at a specialized hospital. At the same time, it is recommended that couples with epilepsy should be cautious when considering pregnancy, as the risk of the next generation developing the disease is higher.
Acupressure cannot treat facial palsy. It is recommended to undergo a neurology examination, blood tests, and brain CT scan to rule out central facial palsy. For peripheral facial palsy, early use of corticosteroids and nutritional nerve drugs is advised to aid in complete recovery.
Acute gastritis may be accompanied by symptoms such as a sore throat, earache, and headaches.
A 4-year-old child with acute gastroenteritis experienced constipation after treatment. How should this be handled?
Inquiring about the possibility of treating adult pediatric cerebral palsy.
