Understanding the causes and treatment methods of children’s bowing disease

Children’s cough and fever may be caused by respiratory infections. It is recommended to use antipyretic and anti-inflammatory medications under a doctor’s guidance.

Children’s cough and vomiting may be caused by the common cold. It is recommended to take pediatric lung heat cough syrup, and pay attention to a light diet and daily care.

Diarrhea with green stools in children may be caused by viral enteritis due to rotavirus infection, symptoms including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and watery stools. Mild cases can resolve spontaneously, while severe cases require urgent treatment to prevent electrolyte imbalance and shock.

Explore the possible causes of children’s hiccups, including dietary habits, upper gastrointestinal diseases, decreased digestive function, and intestinal viral infections, and provide corresponding treatment recommendations.

Explore the potential causes of children’s hot palms accompanied by red dots, including yin deficiency and blood heat, and vitamin B deficiency, and suggest a blood routine examination to rule out other diseases.

Children’s muscle cramps may be caused by upper respiratory infections, more common in weak children aged six months to five years, often accompanied by high fever. During febrile convulsions, maintain calm, avoid shaking or rubbing the child, and ensure the airway is clear. If symptoms persist or are accompanied by unconsciousness, seek medical attention immediately. Febrile convulsions are different from epilepsy; the former is usually triggered by fever, while the latter has no clear trigger. Parents can observe if the child frequently has unprovoked twitching to differentiate between the two. If in doubt, a brain imaging scan and EEG can be performed for diagnosis.

If your child cries incessantly at night, it may be due to heat in the heart, cold in the spleen, being frightened, or indigestion. Traditional Chinese medicine can be sought for diagnosis and treatment.

Explore the causes and appropriate treatment methods for children’s runny nose and tonsillitis with swelling.

Long-term abdominal pain in children may be caused by mesenteric lymphadenitis, and it is recommended to undergo an abdominal ultrasound examination and take appropriate treatment measures.