Child Health Issues

My Son is suffering from loose motions from last 2 days.even after taking nor-metrogyle syrp he is not feeling better.kindly suggest.

Hi my son is 2 month old.. He has, cold and cough.. When he is coughing at that time unable to take breath properly.. We went to hospital doctor said its normal just change his feeding position and give proper burping.. She said no medicine require it ll cure by mine milk.. I just want to know dat how much percent its correct..

My sister is always forgetful she always forgets things. She works really hard on studies but the result are unsatisfactory. She works like a 90% and hardly manages to pass. She is very slow in all her work. Too much behind then her classmates. What can be done to improve her memory and speed? And also she has got lice. Is that causing it. Note: She is not completely​ dull. She is always on gossips. She remembers serial episodes and songs. She takes part in activities. But memory and speed in studies is a concern...

He always speaks n laughs more than normal.not understand n repeat same mistakes.not remember things

My son need speech and occupational therapy,he s 4years yet to speak...so i have to enquiry and continue...

I need to get my child ear piercing in couple of months as that is a practice we follow. I want to know if there is any cream or medicine that anesthetize the earlobes so that my kid feels less painful

Too swelling on my baby's leg after vaccination of penta.when he is 3n half month and now he is 9 month old.he do all activities like standing walk on nee..what I do plzzz consult

Child Not taking Breast Feed Milk but accepting top feed and is satisfied with it; DOB - March 21, 2017

Bed wetting, inspite of taking my son to bathroom to do urine, he still wets the bed when i check at like 5 or 6 in the morning and sleeps like that only wet, because of which he is getting bad cold and cough, what should i do

Having cough since birth, now the baby is 45day old, but from yesterday she is unable to sleep. Taking feed properly. While breathing making sound.