In mid-August, I took my child to the seaside for fun. I didn’t apply sunscreen on the child and neither did I dress them in protective clothing. After returning, the child seemed to have developed a sun allergy. The child already had an allergic constitution, and their body started to itch, eyes became red, and they started sneezing and running a nose. Then, they began to stutter. What should we do?
How to handle a child’s stuttering caused by ultraviolet allergy?
A 7-year-old child suddenly woke up shivering all over at 3 AM, unable to respond to questions, unwilling to eat, and in a poor state of spirit. The symptoms subsided after about an hour. What kind of disease could this be? What detailed examinations are needed?
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Inquire about the handling of epilepsy attacks after discontinuing medication in children.
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