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Medical topics FAQ

What cases can a pediatric and neonatology doctor help with?

Bile appears in the white places of the body, such as the eyes and inside the mouth. But any signs of yellowing in the skin, you must visit a pediatrician to find out what is a bile disease.

How do I know bile in children?

The treatment of rheumatic fever in children is antibiotics to get rid of the body of bacteria. You should consult a doctor before taking any drug treatment.

What is the treatment of rheumatic fever in children?

The treatment of rheumatic fever in children is antibiotics to get rid of the body of bacteria. You should consult a doctor before taking any drug treatment.

What are the symptoms of diabetes in children?
Visual disturbance, extreme hunger, problems urinating, feeling light-headed.

Does the nature of breastfeeding cause allergic diseases in children?
Yes, artificial feeding can contribute to allergies in babies, so breastfeeding is always preferable.

What is rotavirus in children?
The rotavirus is a type of virus that causes infections in the intestines and stomach. The virus spreads through the digestive system and can be transmitted through contaminated food or water, or by touching objects contaminated with the virus and then touching the mouth or nose

What is fontanelle in newborns?
It is two large, soft spots on the head of the newborn. There are two areas resulting from a gap between the bones of the skull because it is not complete at birth, allowing the skull to adapt during childbirth. The anterior fontanelle closes at around 18 months, and the posterior fontanelle closes at around two months.

What is infant respiratory distress syndrome (IRDS)?
The child experiences difficulty breathing due to the incomplete maturation of the lungs, and they are placed in the neonatal intensive care unit for a period to allow the lungs to develop fully. This condition occurs specifically in babies born before the natural delivery time.

How do I know if my child has a certain food allergy?
Food allergies can occur in children under the age of 5, and sometimes they disappear as they grow older. They can manifest in various forms, including difficulty breathing, swelling of the mouth or face, paleness or blueness of the skin, and loss of consciousness after eating.

What are vaccinations for newborns?
In the first 24 hours, a child receives the first dose of the oral polio vaccine and the BCG (tuberculosis) vaccine through injection. Within the first week after birth, a blood sample is taken from the baby's heel to analyze thyroid gland activity.

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