What to Do When a Newborn Has a Nosebleed
A newborn’s nosebleed may be caused by nasal mucus blockage, which can be treated by cleaning with saline solution and applying Rhubarb Red Soft Cream.
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What to Do When a Newborn Has Diarrhea?
When a newborn exhibits diarrhea symptoms, how should parents respond? This article provides professional advice.
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What to Do When a Newborn Has Frequent Bowel Movements?
How to handle a two-month-old baby who has more than ten bowel movements a day?
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What to Do When a Newborn Is Diagnosed with Congenital Heart Defect?
When a newborn is discovered to have congenital heart defects, parents want to know how to handle the situation and the approximate range of treatment costs.
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What to Do When a Newborn Suffers a Sudden Seizure?
Newborn seizures are a common but serious condition that requires immediate medical attention and the use of anticonvulsant medication.
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What to Do When a Newborn Suffers from Seizures?
How should parents handle the symptoms of mild seizures in newborns?
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What to Do When Newborns Have Difficulty Breathing?
When newborns exhibit symptoms of shortness of breath, reddened faces, and staring eyes, how should parents handle the situation?
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What to Pay Attention to with Intracranial Hemorrhage in Newborns
Health education and precautions for intracranial hemorrhage in newborns
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What Types of Jaundice Do Newborns Have?
Explore the types of newborn jaundice and provide care suggestions for physiological jaundice.
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What’s Causing a Seven-Month-Old Baby’s Swollen Eyes?
A seven-month-old baby’s eyes are swollen, possibly due to conjunctivitis or keratitis. It is recommended to consult a hospital for examination.
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