Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease can lead to complications such as encephalitis when severe, presenting symptoms like fever and shivering. If these symptoms arise, immediate medical attention is crucial.
A 1-year-old child experiencing diarrhea, fever, and a runny nose seeks guidance on appropriate treatment.
The baby is almost one year old. Last week, they contracted hand, foot, and mouth disease, with white spots in the mouth that caused immense pain when drinking milk or water, leading to crying and fussiness. Red spots appeared on their body and limbs. After a difficult recovery, the symptoms recurred 7 days later. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is contagious, so avoid crowded places during the illness. Eat light, easily digestible foods and avoid spicy or stimulating foods. If symptoms reappear, seek medical treatment promptly.
How to evaluate and handle a six-month-old baby’s elevated blood counts after fever treatment?
Consultation on symptoms such as runny nose, difficulty breathing, and muscle ache
Your child’s symptoms may be related to ADHD, requiring immediate observation and treatment, as well as attention to rest and hydration.
Bumps on a child’s neck are often lymph nodes, which may swell due to a cold. If there are no long-term fever symptoms, treatment is generally not necessary.
When a child has symptoms like white eyes, tight lips, and a forceful shake of the head during an episode, how can you determine if it’s an epileptic seizure? What are the treatment methods for epileptic seizures after an episode?
Where are the symptoms of cerebral palsy expressed?
The main symptoms of children with cerebral palsy include muscle tension, difficulty with abduction, severe muscle weakness, spasms, joint flexion and extension postures, and may be accompanied by various impairments in sensation, cognition, communication, behavior, and secondary skeletal muscle abnormalities. Epileptic seizures may also occur. Targeted rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy is conducted based on clinical classification, including gross motor, balance, and coordination training. Physical rehabilitation treatment includes massage and physical therapy, which has the functions of correction, promoting blood circulation, expectoration, and regulating Qi and blood to improve internal organ function. There are many methods such as pushing, moving, pressing, kneading, and osteopathy. It must be based on the child’s age, condition, and symptoms, and the effectiveness and skill level are certain.
