Hepatitis B patients can have children under proper treatment and vaccination.

Hidden spinal cord defects can be treated through surgery, and the younger the patient, the better the treatment outcome.

Hidden spinal fissure can be cured with appropriate treatment, including surgical and non-surgical methods. The specific treatment plan depends on the type and severity of the condition.

Hydrocephalus in infants can initially be treated with diuretics. If this is ineffective, surgery may be considered to remove the accumulated fluid. Recovery is possible if the fluid stops accumulating post-surgery; if it continues to accumulate, it may affect the child’s intelligence.

Hypophosphatemic rickets can be treated, but the condition progresses slowly and may affect a child’s growth and development. It is recommended to actively cooperate with treatment and have regular check-ups.

Pregnancy soon after a cesarean section may increase the risk of childbirth, and it is recommended to consider pregnancy at least one year later.

When you have a fever of 39 degrees, you can use alcohol sponge baths to lower your body temperature and consider taking antipyretics after determining the cause of the fever.

How to Handle a Baby’s Wound Bleeding

It is not recommended to use iodine alcohol for baby’s navel inflammation due to its high irritability. Medical alcohol or iodophor can be used for disinfection. If there are symptoms such as bleeding or purulent discharge, the child should be taken to the hospital for a medical examination to determine if it is the cause of navel inflammation.

Inquiry about whether receiving blood at birth affects the administration of the A meningococcal vaccine.