A newborn at 8 days old developed a stuffy nose and runny yellow mucus, medication was ineffective, how to handle it?
Is it normal for a baby to sweat during deep sleep?
Methods to Understand a Newborn’s Health Condition
Criteria and Diagnostic Process for Pediatric Dementia
Determining if a newborn has pediatric dementia requires scientific testing at a professional hospital for an accurate diagnosis. General symptoms are not sufficient for a diagnosis, and it is recommended to visit a higher-level hospital for examination as soon as possible to avoid missing the best treatment window.
Newborns usually have jaundice, and if their palms are not yellow, it’s usually nothing to worry about. If the jaundice persists after one month, it’s advisable to visit a hospital for a check-up. Elevated transaminase levels may indicate liver dysfunction, and regular checks for hepatitis B, B-ultrasound, and hepatitis C antibodies should be conducted.
Understanding the types of newborn jaundice and mastering the differences between physiological and pathological jaundice can help ensure your baby’s health.
Understanding the differences between physiological and pathological jaundice in newborns, and how to determine if jaundice requires medical intervention.
Discussing the appropriate medical observation and treatment for a 2mm patent foramen ovale.
It’s generally believed that the severity of a fever does not reflect the seriousness of the disease. Weak newborns or children with poor health may not have a high body temperature when sick, while common colds in generally healthy children can cause fever. Persistent high fever often indicates a more complex condition. For a 7-month-old baby, their body temperature is usually higher than that of adults, with the normal baseline for infants being between 36.9℃ and 37.5℃. When the body temperature exceeds the baseline by more than 1℃, it can be considered a fever. Low-grade fever refers to body temperature fluctuating around 38℃, while high fever is when the temperature is above 39℃.