Burn Treatment and Prevention Measures
Handling and Prevention Measures for Children’s Burns
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Can a 14-Year-Old with Mild Pectus Excavatum Improve with Push-Ups?
Treatment for pectus excavatum usually requires surgery, but there are also methods to improve it through exercise.
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Can a 14-year-old with mild pigeon chest improve by doing push-ups?
Treatment for pigeon chest typically requires surgical methods.
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Can a 3-Year-Old Child Undergo Strabismus Surgery?
Discussing the feasibility of strabismus surgery for a 3-year-old child
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Can a 5-Year-Old Girl’s Finger Malformation Be Operated On?
A 5-year-old girl’s finger malformation is causing feelings of inferiority. How should parents guide and handle the situation?
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Can a Baby’s Fever Cause Swollen Gums?
A baby’s fever may cause swollen gums, which is one of the symptoms of gingivitis.
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Can a Child’s Sciatic Nerve Injury Be Cured?
A child experiences unsteady walking symptoms after a muscle injection, and upon examination, it is confirmed as a sciatic nerve injury. The family seeks professional treatment.
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Can a Leg Swelling from a Fall Recover to Its Previous State?
Questions About the Recovery Time for Leg Injuries
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Can a Minor Pigeon Chest in the Chest Muscles Be Corrected?
Methods and Recommendations for Correcting Mild Pigeon Chest Symptoms
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Can a Newborn’s Left Hand Congenital Malformation Be Treated with Surgery?
A newborn has a congenital malformation in their left hand, with the thumb and the other four fingers all defective. It is advisable to seek medical professional advice.
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