Children’s nosebleeds may be caused by heat, nasal mucosal issues, or capillary rupture. You can try using hemostatic medications and check platelet levels.

The causes of facial paralysis may be related to exposure to cold wind on the face or viral infection, or it could be an autoimmune response. Treatment methods include identifying and removing the cause, symptomatic treatment, and the use of hormones and appropriate therapy.

Facial paralysis is a common condition characterized by facial muscle movement dysfunction. This article discusses the causes and treatment methods of facial paralysis.

This article introduces the possible causes of fetal hydrocephalus and the lack of effective treatment methods in current medical practice, which mainly involves observation and regular checks. It also reminds parents to closely monitor their child’s condition and seek early treatment to mitigate the potential hazards of hydrocephalus.

Frequent nosebleeds can be caused by various factors, including trauma, dryness, overheating, excessive alcohol consumption, and may also be related to complications of the cardiovascular system, internal organs, infections, blood diseases, or other conditions. Treatment methods include emergency measures such as cold compresses and ice pack compression, as well as seeking medical examination to confirm the cause and receive appropriate treatment.

Discuss the possible causes of pediatric low back pain and treatment suggestions, emphasizing the importance of daily care.

Changes in urine color and clarity may be related to urinary leukorrhea, commonly seen in crystalline urine, phosphate urine, and chyle urine.

This article discusses the possible causes and treatment methods of sudden facial paralysis, particularly the association with neuritis and exposure to cold, and provides relevant medical advice.

A 5-month-old baby is experiencing hoarseness and diarrhea. Possible causes include indigestion, enteritis, or catching a cold. It is recommended to seek further diagnosis and symptomatic treatment.

A five-month-old baby may experience seizures characterized by sudden and temporary convulsions or loss of consciousness when tilting their head backward, possibly due to abnormal discharge of brain neurons.