Understand the common symptoms of children with cerebral palsy, including motor function disorders, difficulties with suckling and swallowing.

When a child has tonsillitis, they may experience symptoms such as sore throat, cough, fever, headache, and body aches. Seeking medical attention promptly can prevent complications.

Infants who urinate frequently may be caused by various factors, including inflammation of the urethral opening, phimosis, and pinworm irritation, as well as non-inflammatory factors like excessive water intake. If frequent urination is due to urinary tract infection, anti-infection treatment is required. Additionally, attention should be paid to local hygiene and regular bathing and changing of clothes.

How should you handle a situation where an 18-month-old child swallows a coin and it has not been passed?

A one-year-old and five-month-old baby experienced indigestion after eating carrot congee last night.

A 10-month-old baby hasn’t grown any teeth yet, but all checks at the pediatric health station are normal. How should you handle this situation?

If a 10-month-old baby has a situation where stool gets stuck at the anal opening, you can try using pediatric saline enemas or soap sticks to help defecate, but avoid long-term use. It’s advisable to provide adequate hydration and perform abdominal massage in the clockwise direction for the baby to promote bowel movement.

What should you do if your 13-month-old baby hasn’t started chewing yet?

A 14-month-old baby is experiencing dyspepsia. It is recommended to undergo a routine stool examination and take oral lactase enzyme supplements for digestion.

A 19-month-old baby with low ferritin levels may need to consider the possibility of iron deficiency anemia.