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Autumn is coming, and these high-incidence infectious diseases must be prevented with emphasis.

I believe that the cool weather these days has made many people feel the message that summer is coming to an end and autumn is coming. While enjoying the cool and fine weather in autumn, Ding Ma had to remind her parents unpleasantly that there was another big wave of infectious diseases ready to move. Children’s immune function is not yet fully mature and they are most vulnerable to various pathogens. Knowing these common infectious diseases in autumn in advance can help parents to better prevent and deal with them. First, let’s look at what common infectious diseases are in autumn. Autumn diarrhea Autumn diarrhea is caused by rotavirus infection, which is called [rotavirus] because it looks like annual rings Read More …

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The baby’s face has white spots. Is there worms in his belly?

Perhaps many mothers have encountered such situations. Small white spots suddenly grow on the baby’s white little face, but the baby does not seem to hurt or itch, and some may disappear after a period of time. Some old people said that the baby’s face was covered with [insect spots], indicating that there were insects in his stomach. Is this really the case? In fact, the baby has white spots on his face. The most likely situation is pityriasis alba. Although some places will call this white spot [insect spot], it has nothing to do with insects in his stomach. Is what pityriasis white? Pityriasis alba, also known as pityriasis simplex, is also called [insect spot] or [peach blossom tinea] Read More …

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Daddy’s Nurturing Record: Baby’s Ears Flowing Water? ! I was scared to death!

After returning home from the hospital, we began to enter a long state of dads and nannies. On the whole, it feels good. I worked with my mother in a division of labor. Although my mother gave birth smoothly without lateral incision and recovered well, after all, she was just discharged from the hospital after giving birth and still could not let her overwork. Therefore, I tried not to let her hold more. At night, I basically got up to change diapers and nurse the child and did not let her get up. However, there is nothing to show off. Who let us quit our job and become unemployed? (See the previous article here for specific reasons.) During the day, Read More …

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Do you know how to deal with autumn diarrhea?

Autumn diarrhea, named after the autumn and winter season with high incidence from September to January of the following year, is the most common infectious diarrhea in young children. Although the high incidence occurs in infants aged 6 to 24 months, children under the age of 5 may suffer from the disease. Generally, the younger the age, the more serious the symptoms will often be. For autumn diarrhea, I believe many parents are familiar with it. Even their babies have been tricked. The babies have diarrhea frequently. Parents don’t say how distressed they are when looking at it. If the baby has autumn diarrhea, how should parents take care of it? Today, Dr. Clove invited Hu Xinhua. She told us Read More …

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It’s getting cold, and the baby often gasps? Be on guard against this disease

Summer and summer passed quietly, and the weather gradually turned cooler… It’s time for babies to have diarrhea, cough and asthma again. Today we will mainly talk about the baby’s cough. We have stressed in previous popular science that cough is a symptom rather than a disease. If the baby coughs, do not give the baby cough relief without authorization (and over-the-counter cough medicine is not recommended for the baby under 6 years old), but should understand the cause of the baby cough. In cold seasons, if the baby coughs and wheezes, then parents may be alert to whether the baby has bronchiolitis. Is what bronchiolitis? Bronchiolitis is a common lower respiratory tract infection in infants, mostly caused by respiratory Read More …