A four-year-old child experienced a recurrence of symptoms seven days after pneumonia treatment, seeking TCM diagnosis and treatment advice.

The acute phase of rickets is characterized by symptoms such as occipital alopecia, night terrors, and costal deformities, often accompanied by rapid growth.

Explore the best treatment options for pediatric bronchitis and the importance of daily care.

Discuss the best treatment methods for pediatric bronchitis and strategies for dealing with chronic cough.

Discussing the severity of pediatric cerebral palsy and the current best treatment methods, emphasizing the importance of rehabilitation exercises.

Rickets is caused by a lack of calcium, and it is recommended to supplement calcium through food and calcium supplements.

The healing process of hand, foot, and mouth disease vesicles includes stages such as blisters, scab formation, and scab shedding.

A seven-year-old boy has been consistently wiping his pants with feces for over a year. Despite seeing a doctor and undergoing anal and ultrasound examinations, no abnormalities were found. The boy frequently complaints of abdominal pain and has experienced exacerbation of symptoms such as vomiting at school. Sometimes he seems very urgent, but when prompted to use the bathroom, he always says he’s not in a hurry until he can’t hold it anymore. Despite trying various methods, including scolding and gentle communication, there has been no effect. Is this a physical or psychological issue?

Questions About a Three-Year-Old Child’s Fever After a Sudden Spasm Following a High Fever Seizure

Discussing the severity of pediatric primary renal syndrome and its treatment options.