Children with epilepsy often face the risk of intellectual impairment, and early treatment is necessary to slow brain damage.

Once diagnosed with pediatric epilepsy, treatment should begin immediately. For children with epilepsy who have no organic inflammation and no identifiable cause, if the first episode is not severe, medication can be temporarily withheld, but close observation is required. In the event of an epilepsy seizure, medication should be started as soon as possible. In the process of treating pediatric epilepsy, blind treatment should be avoided, and scientific treatment should be implemented to cure the child’s illness.

Pediatric hernia surgery may affect development, and if the child has pain symptoms, timely treatment should be sought.

Pneumonia can cause high fever, which is the body’s natural response to fighting off bacteria. Although your child’s temperature may be normal during the day and slightly elevated at night, a temperature between 36.8°C and 37.2°C does not necessarily indicate a fever. Based on the blood test and chest X-ray results, as well as the weakly positive reaction shown in the urine test, the current treatment approach is correct. It is recommended to continue following the doctor’s instructions, rest adequately, and enhance nutrition to prevent other symptoms that may worsen the infection. Avoid spicy or fried foods, drink plenty of warm water, and maintain a positive attitude, all of which can help in the recovery of the immune system. Wishing your child a speedy recovery!

Tonsillitis during pregnancy may affect maternal and fetal health, and should be closely monitored and appropriate measures taken.

Whether prostatitis can be inherited by children is a concern for many patients. According to medical research, prostatitis itself does not inherit. However, whether having a child during the illness period will affect the child, is a concern for many.

After a baby’s ear is stitched, does sleeping on the wound affect its healing?

This post discusses the definition of trace elements in environmental geochemistry and the medical field, as well as their content and metabolic balance in the body. It also suggests scientific methods for the intake of trace elements to avoid negative health effects caused by excessive or insufficient intake.

During the proliferative stage of a baby’s hemangioma, timely treatment is necessary to prevent enlargement and deformity.

Gentamicin injections may have minor side effects, but for those with mild pneumonia, the benefits of treatment usually outweigh the risks.