What should you do if a child twists their arm and can’t lift it? Is it possible that it’s fractured? Will moving it cause severe pain?

How to handle a child’s excessive fire and persistent dry cough, a two-and-a-half-year-old girl with a strong appetite, often eating a lot after meals, with red hands and cheeks, dry vomiting, and mild coughing. She has had pneumonia before and seeks dietary methods to prevent pneumonia.

Chicken pox is a viral disease that usually comes with fever and the appearance of blisters on the skin. According to your description, your child may also have a bacterial infection. It is recommended that you take your child for a routine blood test to determine if intravenous treatment is necessary. At the same time, you can give your child medications like Qingkailing pills or Antelope Horn Granules to relieve symptoms. Additionally, maintaining a light diet, drinking plenty of water, avoiding spicy food, and ensuring smooth bowel movements are also important care measures.

What should parents do if a child has a sudden high fever at night?

A child’s nighttime screaming may be caused by calcium deficiency or indigestion. It is recommended that parents take their child to the hospital for a check-up and rule out the possibility of calcium deficiency, while also observing if the child has been startled or if the environmental temperature is suitable. During treatment, parents should adopt proper methods to help their child recover from the illness to avoid affecting their growth and development.

Discuss the handling methods for children who have been frightened, as well as the safety issues of using cinnabar.

Lately, my daughter has been refusing to eat and crying, but her weight and height are normal. However, she has shown symptoms of loss of appetite and vomiting. She has seen a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and taken medication, but the situation has not improved. I am asking for possible causes and solutions.

What should you do when a three-year-old child at home has a fever and cannot see a doctor immediately?

Diarrhea and fever in a five-month-old baby may be caused by infectious diarrhea, requiring detailed examination and active treatment. Daily diet should be reasonable, and care should be strengthened to avoid any adverse stimulation.

Offer treatment suggestions for a four-and-a-half-year-old child with a sore throat and occasional cough.