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Can Toddlers Drink Fresh Milk? Understanding Pediatric Guidelines

Can a toddler over one year old drink fresh milk? Hello! Recently, my baby has shown some signs of milk aversion. In the morning, after waking up, he should be very hungry, but he only drinks a few sips and then refuses to continue. He only reluctantly finishes when he is sleepy,...


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Dear Miss Lin: A one-year-old baby can drink commercially available whole milk without causing adverse effects on the kidneys. It is advisable to use whole milk rather than skim milk. Children should consume a variety of adult meal foods, but it is best to avoid greasy, fried, he...

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Understanding Folliculitis in Infants: Causes, Symptoms, and Care Tips

Folliculitis? Hello Doctor, I have a question: My child is almost 2 months old. Recently, over the past week, he has developed many small bumps on his skin that look like rashes, especially on his face (there are also quite a few on his body and limbs). He seems to be very itch...


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1. Folliculitis does not seem to have a direct relationship with atopic dermatitis or formula milk. 2. Maintain a dry and non-humid environment; infants' clothing must be made of 100% cotton. Regularly wipe the entire body with warm water, and avoid using strong degreasing...

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Understanding Morning Dizziness in Children: Causes and When to Seek Help

excuse me? Hello Doctor: My child is nine years old. One morning, about ten minutes after waking up, he suddenly felt very unwell, experienced dizziness, and couldn't stand. He immediately lay down, his lips turned pale, and he was sweating all over. This lasted for about te...


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Hello, Xiaofang: Based on your description, it is not clear what the cause might be, as various factors such as orthostatic hypotension could lead to similar symptoms. Please take him to a general pediatrics department at a medical center for evaluation. The Pediatric Department ...

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Is Your Baby's Yellow, Sticky Poop Normal? Pediatric Insights Explained

Problems with bowel movements? Hello, Doctor: Baby's recent stools are yellow, sticky, and slimy. He drinks 180cc approximately every 4 to 7 hours (not consistent). The formula is a mix of 4 scoops of New Angel infant formula and 2 scoops of New Angel goat milk formula. His ...


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Hello, Yaping: 1. The dietary and bowel habits of children under one year old are not very fixed. As long as there are no signs of dehydration, slight variations in feeding intervals are acceptable. 2. Based on your description, your baby's stool seems normal. If you are v...

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Can Newborns Undergo Health Checkups? Understanding Pediatric Care

Can newborns undergo health check-ups? Hello, Director Wang: I just received the vaccination on March 10, and the doctor didn't mention any issues. The baby only started showing these symptoms this past Monday and Tuesday, so I will take him to see the doctor tomorrow. If th...


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Hello, Yaping: It is very important to take your child to a trusted physician for examination if they experience any discomfort or abnormalities. As parents, it can be quite challenging to feel completely at ease regarding your child's growth, development, and health behavio...

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Metabolic Issues in Infants: A Case Study of Severe Brain Damage

Infants with metabolic disorders? A friend sent me an email about a situation involving a friend of theirs. The content is as follows: Their son, Lu Jingcheng (8 months old), is currently hospitalized at Cheng Kung University Hospital. The doctors performed an MRI, EEG, and crani...


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Cheng Kung University Hospital is a large medical center, and it is advisable to communicate more with the physicians there or request referrals to other medical centers. Hualien Hospital's pediatrics department cares about you!

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Foamy Urine in Children: Should You Worry About Kidney Issues?

Foamy urine? My child is 9 years old (third grade) and has a lot of bubbles in their urine. Could this indicate a kidney problem?


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Please take your child to a general pediatrician or a pediatric nephrologist for a urine test as soon as possible. Hualien Hospital Pediatrics cares about you!

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Should I Switch My Baby's Formula Due to Allergies?

Should I change the formula? Hello, Director Wang: Baby was born on January 1, 2007, and has been tested for allergic constitution, with the report confirming the allergy. However, I have not given the baby hydrolyzed protein formula; instead, I have been giving him regular for...


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Hello, Yaping: 1. Your baby is currently in the 90-95th percentile for weight and the 10-25th percentile for height, both of which are within the normal range. 2. It is not possible to determine if your baby has an allergic constitution at birth, so any testing should be conside...

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Understanding Growth Delays in Adolescents: A Guide for Concerned Parents

Growth retardation Director Wang, I apologize for the interruption. I have a son who is in the ninth grade, and he should be at the stage of developing into adulthood. However, there are no signs of development; he hasn't grown facial hair, his chest hasn't developed or...


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Hello Mr. Liu: It is recommended that you take him to a medical center to see a pediatric specialist as soon as possible. The Pediatrics Department at Hualien Hospital is here to support you!

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Is Your Baby's Body Posture Normal? Understanding Pediatric Concerns

Is this action considered normal? Hello, doctor: My baby was born on January 1, 1996. At birth, a newborn screening was performed, and the report indicated a positive reaction for thyroid function. However, after retesting, the results came back normal. Recently, when I hold the ...


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Hello, Yaping: Has your child received vaccinations and a pediatric check-up recently? Did the doctor notice any abnormalities at that time? If the thyroid function tests are normal, there is no need for concern. The symptoms described seem to be unrelated to thyroid function. I ...

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Is It Normal for Babies to Pull Their Hair? Understanding Infant Behavior

Is it normal for infants to involuntarily grab their own hair? Hello Doctor: My child is almost 5 months old. I have noticed that when he is hungry or tired, he tends to pull his hair and sometimes even scratches his scalp. I would like to know if this behavior is normal, what mi...


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Hello sfchen: It is normal for a 5-month-old baby to scratch their face and head. You may try putting baby mittens on them to prevent them from scratching themselves or others. The Pediatrics Department of Hualien Hospital cares about you.

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Understanding Growth and Development Issues in Infants: Key Concerns

Growth and development issues? Hello Doctor: My baby is almost one year old now (height 76 cm, weight about 10 kg, primarily consuming milk and breast milk, with a little bit of rice in between). When my baby was 7 days old, he had severe jaundice (around 23), and an X-ray of his...


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1. In addition to height, weight, and head circumference, the development of a child around 9 to 12 months should also consider whether they can sit well, use their fingers to pick up objects, place small items into a cup, wave goodbye, drink from a cup, call out "dad" ...

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Managing Constipation in Infants: Tips for Parents of 4-Month-Olds

Constipation My child is 4 and a half months old. He currently consumes 180cc of formula, which is 6 scoops, every 5 hours. However, his bowel movements are infrequent and he seems to strain a lot. I reduced the formula by one scoop. Is this okay? Will it cause him to be undernou...


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Hello Ms. Chen: Your child can start trying solid foods and small amounts of water. If constipation is severe, please visit a pediatrician. Hualien Hospital Pediatrics cares about you.

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Managing Hyperactive Toddlers: Tips for Parents on Training and Travel

The child is hyperactive? My son is one and a half years old, very active and energetic. He often climbs up and down, and when I ask him to sit, he can only stay for two seconds before getting up. When I try to get him to use the toilet for a bowel movement, he often gets up half...


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Dear Concerned Mother: A lively and active child is a sign of health and intelligence, and it requires patience and love to teach them to follow rules. Generally, toilet training begins around the age of two, and it is normal for a one-and-a-half-year-old to be unable to sit quie...

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Understanding Pediatric Concerns: Normal Behaviors and Developmental Questions

Growth concerns Hello Doctor, 1. My son is currently 16 months old. Recently, I have noticed that he has been rubbing and squeezing his genital area before sleep (he seems to enjoy it, so I hesitate to stop him). He underwent surgery for scrotal swelling about two months ago. I...


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Hello Ching: Is your child about 40-50 days old now? (1.6 months) 1. Based on your description, it does not seem abnormal and does not require correction. 2. It is sufficient to gently wash the smegma with warm water daily; if there is a confirmed case of balanitis or glansitis, ...

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Understanding Infant Gas: Is It Related to Formula or Preparation?

Bloating Hello: My baby is 7 months old but still has some gas. Is this related to the formula milk? Or could it be related to the number of tablespoons of milk mixed? Also, since my baby switched to a premium formula, the stool is sometimes soft and sometimes hard—soft ones are ...


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Hello Yiyi: Has your little one started eating solid foods? Gently patting their back to help with burping after each feeding and avoiding gas-producing foods can help reduce bloating. It is not advisable to switch formula easily. Children under one year old may not have regular ...

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Concerns After Baby Falls from Bed: What Parents Should Know

A 70-day-old infant fell from a height of 47 cm off the bed? After giving the baby a bath, I placed him near the bed close to the electric heater to get him dressed. Unexpectedly, I went to answer a phone call, and he managed to kick his legs and fell off the bed. He has a swelli...


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Hello Akane: Infants should not be placed on beds or tables without guardrails, or any other surfaces where they might fall. If your child experiences vomiting, altered consciousness, or motor impairment, you should seek medical attention immediately. Based on your current descri...

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Safe Ways to Remove Earwax in Toddlers: A Guide for Parents

How to remove earwax? Hello Dr. Wang: My daughter is currently two years and three months old. Recently, I discovered that she has a large amount of earwax (dry earwax) in both of her ears. Could you please advise me on how to help my daughter remove the earwax? Or is it okay to ...


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Hello Xiaofen, I apologize for the delay in my response due to the holiday break. If your daughter's earwax is not causing her any discomfort, it does not need to be removed. If the earwax is large and noticeable, you can carefully remove it with an ear scoop or tweezers w...

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Addressing Common Pediatric Concerns: Walking Delays and Skin Rashes

Two questions—what should I do? Hello, Doctor. Regarding the questions: 1. My baby boy is 1 year and 2 months old but only walks while holding onto things, either with one hand or both hands. He is unable to attempt walking independently. Is he just too timid to walk, or could ...


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Dear Q's Mom, It's completely normal or slightly delayed for a 14-month-old boy to walk unsteadily; you may continue to observe him or consult a pediatric neurologist for an evaluation. The rash should be assessed by a pediatrician or a dermatologist, as there are man...

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Understanding Facial Asymmetry in Infants: When to Seek Medical Advice

Crooked mouth My child is already four months old, and his mouth is always tilted to one side. Is this common for children at this age? Will it get better as he grows older, or should I take him to the hospital for a check-up?


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Ms. Chen: May I ask if your child has been receiving regular health check-ups and vaccinations? What did the doctor say at that time? If your child has not been examined by a general pediatrician or a pediatric neurologist, please seek medical attention as soon as possible to che...

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