A 4-month-and-21-day-old baby, exclusively breastfed, previously had bowel movements about every three days. Recently, the baby has been pooping twice a day, with yellow stools containing bits of milk curds. The parents’ diet has been the same as usual, and they haven’t eaten any unusual foods. Doctor, what’s going on?
A 4-year-old girl has been coughing for half a month with no apparent infection signs. Her blood routine, mycoplasma, and chlamydia tests have been normal. She has been taking erythromycin without significant improvement. Seeking advice on other anti-inflammatory medications.
A 40-day-old baby experiencing persistent crying may be due to hypoxia or other diseases.
A 5-month-old baby has been experiencing diarrhea for ten days; there has been no significant improvement after taking medication. How should it be treated?
At 5 months old, the baby can pick up things with one hand but not with the other. What’s going on?
A 5-month-old baby has developed a swelling in the middle of their forehead. This article explores the possible causes and treatment methods.
Is it normal for a 5-year-old child’s fontanelle at the back of the head to be elevated?
A 9-month-old child has a prominent single rib, could it be rickets?
A child experiences abdominal swelling, left lower abdominal pain, and fever at night. Possible causes include intestinal diseases or appendicitis. It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination for an accurate diagnosis.
A five-month-old baby is continuously vomiting without being able to expel any substance, accompanied by a slight cough. After taking medication, the symptoms worsened. Is this a drug reaction, or could it be due to the baby’s mother also taking cough medicine? Is it serious? What could be the cause? Do we need to take the baby to the hospital? Previous treatment history and outcomes: There have been similar episodes before, but not as frequent. What kind of assistance is needed: Is it serious? What could be the cause? Do we need to take the baby to the hospital?
