What’s Causing My Baby’s Cold, Fever, and Excessive Eye Discharge?
A baby’s cold and fever might be due to an upper respiratory infection, and excessive eye discharge could be a sign of heat.
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What’s the Situation When a Child Has Phlegm in the Throat and a Changed Voice?
A child’s changed voice and yellow phlegm in the throat may be caused by an upper respiratory infection.
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When a Child Has Upper Respiratory Infection and a Body Temperature of 37.2 Degrees, Is It Suitable for Them to Swim?
Discuss whether children with upper respiratory infections and mild fever should avoid swimming activities to prevent the worsening of their condition.
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Why a 1-Year-9-Month-Old Baby Suddenly Lost Their Voice in Summer
A 1-year-and-9-month-old baby suddenly developed a hoarse voice in summer, which could be due to tonsillitis.
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Why a 8-Month-Old Baby Feels Nauseous and Wants to Vomit When Seeing Food
An 8-month-old baby feeling nauseous and wanting to vomit upon seeing food may be due to abnormal digestive function or infectious diseases of the digestive tract.
- FAQ
- Nutrition and Health
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Digestive Function
- Upper Respiratory Infection
- Gastritis
- Enteritis
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Why Do Children Fever at Night?
Q: Why do children develop a fever at night?
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Why Do Newborns Suddenly Lose Their Voice?
The described condition may be tonsillitis, which is an upper respiratory infection. Treatment mainly involves antibiotic therapy, and intravenous medication or drinking water with lanterns can be considered for better results.
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Why Does My Child Keep Coughing After Starting Kindergarten?
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Why Is My Baby Coughing and stuffy-nosed but Still in Good Spirits?
My baby is 52 days old and has been coughing and has a stuffy nose, but is still in good spirits. How should I handle this?
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