Why is My Stool Red When I Have Diarrhea?
Red stool during diarrhea may be due to hematochezia caused by enteritis.
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Why Isn’t My Child Teething Yet?
Understanding the variations in the timing of teething in children and possible reasons.
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Why Should You Wait a Few Days to Change the Medication for Pyelonephritis?
The interval for changing medication for pyelonephritis should be based on the condition. Generally, for purulent infections, medication should be changed daily.
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Why There’s Still Milk One Year After Weaning
A woman is still able to express milk one year after weaning, accompanied by irregular menstrual issues.
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Why Treating Pediatric Diabetes is More Challenging Than in Adults
Challenges and Difficulties in Treating Pediatric Diabetes
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Why Would a One-Year-Old Baby Suffer from Brain Atrophy?
A one-year-old baby may suffer from brain atrophy due to various reasons, including infections, toxic encephalopathy, sequelae, and long-term exposure to harmful substances or gas environments.
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Why Would a One-Year-Old Girl Have an Abnormally Large Chest?
A one-year-old girl who has never consumed formula milk inquired about her abnormally large chest.
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Why Would a Three-Year-Old Boy Have Thalassemia Symptoms?
How to diagnose and treat thalassemia symptoms in a three-year-old boy?
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Why Your Baby Keeps Having Green Nasal Discharge: Causes and Treatment
Green nasal discharge in babies might be caused by wind-heat cold, and can be treated with Shuanghuanglian Oral Liquid. Pay attention to diet and moderate exercise.
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Will a 10-Month-Old Baby Experience Recurrences of Bacterial Enteritis?
If a 10-month-old baby contracts bacterial enteritis, is there a possibility of recurrent episodes?
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