Pediatricians suggest that children may be suffering from selective anorexia, and should seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

Children can eat pomelos when they have a cough, but they should pay attention to staying warm and adjusting their diet.

Children can eat turtle soup, but they should avoid consuming farmed turtle soup as it may contain hormones that could have adverse effects on their bodies. If it’s wild turtle soup, it can be eaten in small quantities, but it should be cooked until soft and easy to digest.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a common pediatric illness caused by viruses, primarily characterized by rashes on the hands, feet, and mouth along with fever. Although children may develop some level of immunity after recovery, there is still a risk of reinfection. Parents should pay attention to personal hygiene and preventive measures to reduce the likelihood of repeated infections.

Children may contract hand, foot, and mouth disease; treatment and precautions

My 10-year-old son often experiences leg pain, heel pain, and abdominal pain. His lower eyelids have been red and swollen with pain for the past two days. Is it possible that he has rheumatism?

Children should not receive vaccinations during illness. It is recommended to get vaccinated at least one week after recovery.

Can children keep taking fever medication? The answer is to first determine the cause of the fever, and not to rush into medication.

My son is now 3 years old and often gets colds. His last cold lasted over a month, accompanied by a few days of fever. He received several days of antibiotic injections and about two weeks of antibiotics, resulting in a weakened constitution. A pediatrician suggested administering intravenous prophylaxis to boost his immunity. Can he receive the injection?

Question about Boosting Children’s Immunity