Reasons and treatment methods for children’s nose bleeding at night during winter.

A child underwent tonsillectomy on the 20th of this month, aged 4 years and 11 months. Starting on the 25th, the child began to experience mucosal shedding, complaining of a sore throat and a slight headache. Later, after consulting a doctor, it was suggested that it might be due to a cold. What should be done? If it’s a cold, symptoms like headaches, fever, sneezing, and runny nose can occur. However, colds may also have symptoms of nasal mucosal congestion. A blood test will be conducted, and blood cells may change. In this case, a blood test should be performed. If there are lymphocytes or white blood cells, oral antiviral medication or anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken along with drinking plain water. However, if the medication is ineffective and the headache persists, a brain CT or MRI should be conducted to rule out the possibility of intracranial diseases.

My child suddenly experienced a fainting spell at 11 months old, losing consciousness, and regained normalcy after 10 minutes. The same situation occurred again 40 days later. What could be the cause? It is recommended to undergo an EEG at the hospital to rule out epilepsy. Your description only mentions the child ‘fainting’ and does not mention other symptoms such as seizures. It can be temporarily ruled out that the disease has seizure symptoms. However, epilepsy cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to visit a professional hospital for a detailed examination before treatment. There are also syncope attacks and asthenic attacks. Additionally, it is necessary to rule out hypoglycemia and hypotension. Therefore, it is recommended to have an EEG, CT scan of the head, and blood sugar tests for a consultation.

A 4-year-old baby often cries and has knee pain before bedtime. How should it be treated?

Your baby may exhibit sighing actions during naps, which could be a natural physiological response or a sign of a health issue, warranting further examination.

If a premature baby’s face turns red and they strain their hands and feet while breastfeeding, it may be due to difficulty breathing. It is recommended to observe the situation and take appropriate measures.

My baby is 8 months old, weighs only 6 kilograms, and is 65 centimeters tall. She doesn’t drink formula milk and eats very little. The tongue has a thick, yellow coating, and she sleeps restlessly. We have checked for trace element deficiencies in zinc and iron. What should I feed her?

My child is 5 years old and is in kindergarten this year. The teacher has reported that the child has difficulty concentrating, loves to bite their nails, is not serious about learning, is very active, and does not listen to advice. I am very worried and don’t know what to do. What could be the reason?

My child is about three and a half months old. A few days ago, I noticed her right leg was shaking slightly, just for a moment or two each time. Initially, I thought she might be deficient in calcium, but later, when I checked the trace elements, she was a bit low on zinc and iron, with everything else normal. What should I do?

My daughter has been complaining for the past three days that something is biting her feet. Observation shows that it is an internal twitching in the sole of her foot that causes her whole body to tremble, as if someone is pricking the bottom of her feet with something. There is no pain when the sole is pressed, and the symptoms worsen when the child is calm, occurring at irregular intervals.