Symptoms of diaper rash in children include redness on the buttocks, papules, peeling, blisters, pustules, skin breakdown, and ulcers, which may spread to the inner thighs. Babies may become restless and cry continuously. It is recommended to use pure plant-based, hormone-free nappy cream to alleviate symptoms. Parents should take their child to a doctor promptly and avoid using unknown medications, while providing enough care and attention to the child.
Common symptoms of galactosemia in neonatology include jaundice, liver enlargement, vomiting, weight loss, and decreased appetite. If not diagnosed and treated promptly, it may lead to serious complications such as ascites, liver failure, and skin rupture.
If a child’s sleep is restless and they are easily awakened, it may be related to seizures.
The symptoms of neonatal aspiration syndrome include excessive intake of amniotic fluid, maternal blood, or vaginal mucus, which may be contaminated with meconium or bacteria, leading to vomiting. This condition stimulates the gastric mucosa, causing excessive secretion of gastric acid and mucus. Most newborns with aspiration syndrome have a history of difficult labor, asphyxia, or prolonged delivery. They usually start vomiting before breastfeeding and are in good overall condition with normal meconium excretion and no obvious abdominal symptoms. Vomiting typically stops 1 to 2 days after swallowing the foreign object.
The symptoms of neonatal tetanus include recurrent low fever and seizures.
A baby crying loudly and flailing their hands could be a sign of epilepsy, a clinical condition caused by abnormal and excessive synchronous discharge of brain neurons.
A parent inquires about the uneven tear secretion in a baby and seeks solutions.
Causes and Treatment of Jaundice in Newborns
Occasional coughing in babies may be caused by calcium deficiency. It is recommended to administer traditional Chinese medicine for opsonize and to increase nutritional intake.
Cerebral palsy is caused by various direct and indirect causes of fetal or neonatal hypoxia due to damage to the central nervous system.
