Understanding Your Child's Heart Rate: What is Normal for Kids?
Children's heart rate Hello Doctor, my son is 9 years old, with a height of 127 cm and a weight of 26 kg. When he is sitting and not exercising, his heart rate sometimes reaches 105 beats per minute. Only when he is asleep at night does it drop to about 80 beats per minute. ...
Dr. Zhao Yongkang Reply:
Hello Mr. A-Cheng: A 9-year-old child's resting heart rate averages around 90 beats per minute, which falls within the normal range of 70 to 110 beats per minute. Therefore, based on your description, your child's heart rate is still within the normal range.[Read More] Understanding Your Child's Heart Rate: What is Normal for Kids?
Understanding Allergic Conditions in Infants: Key Concerns for Parents
Allergic constitution My son is currently 4 months old, and I would like to consult with the doctor regarding the following: (1) When he was 3 months old, due to his allergic constitution, we switched from Mead Johnson Enfamil to Nestlé HA1. Initially, he had two small patches ...
Dr. Zhao Yongkang Reply:
Hello Ms. K: 1. As you mentioned, the child may have atopic dermatitis. Generally, children with allergic tendencies are more prone to this condition. It is important to manage it through proper skincare. You can use baby soap for cleansing and then apply a moisturizer. If there...[Read More] Understanding Allergic Conditions in Infants: Key Concerns for Parents
Concerns About Infant Health: Hydration, Bowel Movements, and Growth
excuse me? The child (male) is currently three months and ten days old and is exclusively breastfed, not drinking water (nor has he been given glucose water). Since he was one month old, he has had a persistent cough and phlegm (but no fever) for a duration of one month. During t...
Dr. Shi Zhongxian Reply:
Q1: As long as you have enough breast milk, it is fine if your baby doesn't drink water. If your baby is willing to drink very diluted fruit juice, you can offer it to them. Q2: It is common for infants to have such bowel movements; there is usually no cause for concern. Q3:...[Read More] Concerns About Infant Health: Hydration, Bowel Movements, and Growth