Some babies may walk on their toes as they learn to walk. Experts suggest that parents can observe the frequency of this behavior in their child to determine if it is abnormal. If the baby occasionally returns to normal walking, there is usually no need to worry excessively. However, if this behavior is frequent and persistent, it is recommended to consult a professional physician for further evaluation. Additionally, due to the weaker immune system of young children, parents should be attentive to other health issues and promptly take their child to a medical facility for examination and treatment. Regular health check-ups and following the physician’s instructions for medication are also important health management measures.

Vomiting and diarrhea may occur after taking antipyretics for fever, possibly due to viral infection. It is recommended to test the stool and receive appropriate treatment.

Small bumps around a child’s anal area may be caused by external hemorrhoids. It is recommended to consult a doctor for examination and treatment, while also paying attention to diet and hygiene.

If a baby continues to have a fever after taking antipyretics, it is recommended to first use alcohol compresses to help lower the body temperature and then further investigate the cause of the fever.

If a child experiences anal swelling and cracks after defecation, it may be due to constipation. Here are some measures to alleviate the symptoms.