Child Health Issues

My daughter is three and a half years old. She suddenly had some cough around the 27th, though for two–four days before that she had a little cough. But on the 27th the cough increased. She was otherwise very active and went to sleep after playing. Suddenly, when we checked her, she had a fever of 100°F. We gave her medicine, but by morning the fever rose to 102–103°F along with more cough. The cough was so much that at first we gave a full course of Paediatric Amoxicillin (Ponz Gen Amoxy) for the fever. That course got completed. After that we stopped the medicine, thinking that the cough would settle on its own. But it didn’t. So we showed her to the doctor again. He checked and said the chest was clear, and that now she was fine. She stayed okay for 2–3 days, but after that she continued to have mild cough on and off. It has not even been a full month since then, and now, around 22–23 days later, she again developed fever suddenly. At night, after playing well, she went to sleepand then suddenly had a fever of about 101°F along with cough.r And this time the cough sounds like a dog barking. Why is this happening — why is she falling sick again so quickly like this

My daughter is 2.5 years old since 3 days she is suffering from HFMD mild fever but main problem is blisters in her mouth making her impossible to eat anything what to do

My baby is 4 months old. from starting onwards his poop is either dark green or light green or partly green and yellow. from day 1 he is on both breastfeeding and formula feed.when i can expect my baby poop is yellow colour?currently i am using Similac total comfort formula for my baby before that i have used naan1 ,as per doctor's advice i had changed formula, but still there is no change in stool colour

Hello respected doctors, my 14 months old baby swallowed one SIM EJECTOR PIN ( attached pic reference)... What to do now? She is eating drinking pooping playing normally 🫤🫤🫤 she swallowed only one pin.. please check example pic attached, I'm very worried

Previously she suffered from accute liver failure... Now she is suffering from cough...what medicine we can give her in cough, we have shown her to a child specialist but he refused to give medicines due to previous problems (june 2025). We are attaching her previous discharge report and all. We want your valuable advice so we can treat her cough problem.

Hello Doctor, my son is 3 year old, After recovering from viral he was doing good for almost 1 week but from 3-4 days he appetite got reduced very much He doesn't want to eat anything and he has done vomiting last evening and morning He is also complaining back pain some time and gas problem is also there Seems like he food is not digesting He is also coughing but very less

My daughter is 2.4 years old and she is suffering from severe cough and fever since 2 days . Yesterday morning when she woke up , she had little dried blood on one of the nostril and 1 hour later while she was crying she cough very hard which results in puking up of mucus and I found blood in mucus. We consult paediatrician and he conducted CBC test which comes out normal. And now from since 1 day no such repeated episodes of vomit or blood has occur. But I am tensed why was there blood in the mucus. I have attached pic of blood in mucus. Please help

My baby is crying a lot from 4 days detected with viral infection Lft, Kft, cbc and chest x ray normal No doctor is able to find the cause for excessive crying with raising his hand above head and rubbing both feets of legs Plz guide

My 6 year old daughter's fever is not reducing after taking paracetamol (p-250) and antibiotic( taxim o forte) which was prescribed by the doctor. We already visited a general physician. Last highest temp is 103.3 f. I gave her a p250 10 ml.. slightly better. But after 5 hours again the temp was shooting up... What to do..

My 1-month-old baby having gas problem on last 3 days he is not crying like colic pain but due to that he is having uncomfortable for sleeping once the gas issue solved he is sleeping good. Is this normal for newborn babies