Not standing by own
My baby is 15 months old he is walking but not standing by his own with furniture support he is standing walking independently
My baby is 15 months old he is walking but not standing by his own with furniture support he is standing walking independently
Hii doctor ..my baby is having right undecent testical .Today I noticed a string type nerve in his scrotum..what does that mean ..is the testical started the journey to decent he is 2months old
Hello Doctor, my daughter Jannat is 1 year 10 months old and weighs around 10 kg. She developed fever, initially around 100.8°F, so I was giving Calpol. Her fever increased to 103.5°F, so I consulted her doctor again. He asked me to stop Calpol and changed her medicines. Earlier, she was treated with Meftal P, Ventimox-CV (antibiotic) and cough syrup. Now the doctor has prescribed Patmox (antibiotic), Sypara and Novrex-LS (cough syrup). He also gave a medicine/pill through the rectal area due to the high fever. Could you please confirm whether Patmox is safe, considering she recently had Ventimox-CV, and whether it is necessary? Is the rectal medicine safe? Since her fever reached 103.5°F, does she need any blood, urine or other tests?
3 months baby boy crying while passing gas and not passing stool till 7 days after 7 days he is crying and uncomfortable so we adopt push method in anus then he passes stool. Pushing finger in anus in multiple times turns red. Any safe suggestions and medications for treatment while he is crying due to non pass of stool???
Hello doctor, my kid is 6.5 year old and he has 2 time vomit three days back . After taking medicine he was ok but two days back he started severe loose motion. Now also he has loose motion but frequency has decreased. He has ingestion too. He is peeing a lot and don't have fever. I am giving taxom o and econorm as per doctor but I am worried about loose motion. The colour of motion is normal now but it's on looser side. Don't know what to give him to eat also.
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