Parents inquire about the possibility of treatment for a child diagnosed with hypoplastic cerebellum and how to assist with feeding.

A 36-year-old father inquires due to physical discomfort and insomnia issues, he is on medication but the effects are not significant, and he asks whether it is possible to delay his baby’s vaccination. The response suggests possible causes of amenorrhea or delayed menstruation due to coldness, and recommends using Warming Channel Granules for treatment. It also mentions potential gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea issues caused by formula milk, suggesting the use of appropriate medication and maintaining a positive mood.

Inquiring about whether it’s possible to stop taking medication for the common cold and whether stopping the medicine will lead to recurrent symptoms.

Generally, adults with a low fever do not need to take antipyretics; just drink plenty of water. If the fever is caused by inflammation, medication is required. For a low fever, it is preferable to take acetaminophen tablets, preferably in a single formulation. Combination formulas containing acetaminophen are also acceptable, such as Vitamin C Silver Balsam etc.

The first step in treating infant convulsions is to rule out whether they are caused by fever, low blood calcium, or low blood magnesium. Treatment may include oral calcium gluconate and Icacin, along with sunbathing and consuming calcium-rich foods such as bone soup, codfish soup, and lean meat.

A six-month-old baby in Nanjing received treatment for convulsions, with the main symptoms being nodding embrace and a painful expression. Treatment can include anticonvulsant medication or a combination of massage and heat therapy, while avoiding irritating factors. If not treated promptly or with incorrect methods, infant convulsions may progress rapidly, causing serious harm. It is important to seek treatment at a professional hospital as soon as possible.

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Infant rib flaring has the potential to be restored through calcium supplementation, but it depends on the severity of the condition.

Infantile spasm syndrome is a severe condition, with many patients showing poor response to medication. Some parents opt for surgical treatment as an alternative. However, surgery is not suitable for all cases and is only considered under specific conditions.

Treatment Suggestions for Infants’ Cough