My 5-year-old daughter sometimes feels dizzy and weak. She frequently gets cold, fever, and cough, and sometimes she also loses her appetite. What could be the possible cause, and how can we address these issues? please prescribe
Hi, my baby boy is 4 months old, weighs 7.5kg, 65 cm. (birth weight:3.25 kg, 50 cm height). His urine frequency is very high. He passes stools 1-2 times a day, but pees almost 20 times in a day. Usually after feeds he pees every 10 -15 mins. Is this normal? Should I be worried ? Kindly advise. FYI, He is mostly on formula feed. Thanks
My baby has suddenly started passing stool 6–7+ times a day and its been more than 2 weeks. Stool test shows pH 6 (acidic) and reducing substances - present. He is 4.5 month old and on exclusively breastfed. Doctor has suggested introducing formula milk, but I’m considering taking a second opinion first.
My baby is 4 month old and he and been on similac total comfort but due to continuous motion doctor changed to soy protein formula and after it got settled,but now I am using GG germia drops for 2 weeks before I start normal formula feed again ,but since 10 days i could see he has lots of mucus in stool in between small poops in stool and today got High fever of 102 , and stool frequency is 2 times a day , suggest me why this happening what should I do .
My daughter is 15 months old and 2 days after the vaccination of Varilrix and Priorix vaccine sudden red rashes appear on legs and hand and she has 98.1 fever is that any serious...? Please tell me ASAP.. Thanks in advance
Seeing blood from the nose can frighten parents, but many childhood nosebleeds are harmless.Common causes:Nose picking Dry weather or excessive fan/AC exposure Allergies Frequent cold and sneezing Minor ...
One of the biggest misconceptions is that antibiotics are required whenever a child develops fever.Most fevers in children are caused by viral infections, where antibiotics do not help.Unnecessary antibiotic use can lead to:Antibiotic resistance Loose ...
One of the most common concerns in pediatric OPD is “Doctor, my child does not eat properly.”In many cases, the child is actually growing normally.Children between 2–6 years commonly become picky eaters because growth rate slows compared to infancy. Appetite naturally ...
Vaccination is one of the greatest achievements in modern medicine.Vaccines protect children from dangerous diseases such as:MeaslesPolioDiphtheriaPneumoniaMeningitisMany diseases that were once common are now rare because of ...
One of the most common concerns in pediatric OPD is poor appetite.Parents often compare children with others, but every child has a different appetite pattern.Usually, concern is needed if:* Weight gain is poor* Child becomes weak or inactive* Frequent vomiting ...
