Alcohol Consumption in Children with Cholangitis

A one-and-a-half-year-old child has hernias on both sides and often experiences difficulty in moving them upwards, inquiring about the possibility of surgical treatment.

Intersex conditions in children can be addressed by thorough examination to determine specific developmental situations, and treatment and outcomes can be evaluated through surgical removal of malformed organs and the use of endocrine hormone medications for maintenance therapy.

The other day, when I was shopping with my child, a friend suddenly said that my child walked with a bit of an O-shaped leg, looking particularly abnormal. Upon closer inspection, I found that it was indeed the case. The doctor said it was rickets after checking. I would like to ask the doctor, can children’s rickets be cured? Rickets in normal children is caused by calcium deficiency before the age of two. After the age of two, a child’s size is basically set, making it difficult to treat. Before the age of two, if a child is found to be deficient in calcium, it can be improved by supplementing calcium and injecting vitamin D3 to promote calcium absorption. This can improve the symptoms of the disease. The child is 6 years old, and this condition cannot be corrected very well. Wishing your baby good health.

My child has a bit of an O-shaped leg when walking, the doctor says it’s rickets, can it be cured?

Dr. Wang advises a detailed examination to determine the cause of the cleft neck and potential complications.

A patient inquires about the possibility of continuing to have children after surgery for colon cancer. The doctor advises on the development of an individualized treatment plan based on clinical conditions, including surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy.

Principally, both surgeries should be performed separately, but they can be done together if necessary, as long as they meet the surgical indications.

Based on your description, if your baby is 1 year old, can you wait until they are 2 years old to get the chickenpox vaccine? Here’s the answer.

Infant bile duct obstruction is treatable, and early treatment yields better results. There is a possibility of repair if the liver function has not been severely damaged. Active treatment should be pursued based on the changes in the condition.