An 8-month-old child occasionally experiences slight tremors in the body and head, prompting questions about whether it could be due to calcium deficiency or if further medical examination is necessary.

Children often experience their toes curling involuntarily before bedtime, along with an unintentional tendency to clench their hands. They have not received treatment yet and are seeking possible causes and improvement methods.

Explore whether repeated symptoms in children are related to digestive disorders, and provide corresponding treatment suggestions and lifestyle adjustments.

Continuously spitting out saliva in a child may be a normal phenomenon during the process of neural development, but it could also be a symptom of a certain disease. This article will discuss possible causes and provide suggestions for traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Explore the treatment methods for foot-and-mouth disease and the symptoms it triggers, offering professional medical advice.

Learn about the various symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy, including stiff limbs, involuntary movements, and muscle weakness.

My child is five and a half years old and recently has been noticed to squint and hop while walking. I’m not sure what the issue is and hope a doctor can provide some clarification. I’m really worried.

A child feeling hot in hands and feet at night may be caused by dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system or a lack of calcium. It is recommended to take the child to a regular pediatric hospital for a thorough examination and perform trace element tests to make an accurate diagnosis and adopt appropriate treatment.

Discuss the diseases that pediatric epilepsy is easily confused with and the ways to differentiate them.