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Anu Salami
Your child may be having a rectal prolapse or haemorroids. You should see a Paediatric Surgeon for expert advise.
It is important you take your child to see a dentist for an assessment
There are many causes of lumps. Please take the child to hospital to be examined physically by a doctor preferably a Paediatrician.
Was a malaria test done and malaria confirmed before the initial treatment?
And was it a doctor that prescribed those drugs you've listed?
Please, note that self-medication is not right.
If a doctor did see your son and prescribed the drugs, kindly go back to the hospital and explain you've not seen changes.
And was it a doctor that prescribed those drugs you've listed?
Please, note that self-medication is not right.
If a doctor did see your son and prescribed the drugs, kindly go back to the hospital and explain you've not seen changes.
Kindly take your child to
see a doctor preferably a
paediatrician as soon as possible for
evaluation of the underlying cause
and probably management.
see a doctor preferably a
paediatrician as soon as possible for
evaluation of the underlying cause
and probably management.
Kindly take her to a paediatrician for evaluation to know the cause of the itch. Also ensure proper hygiene.
Kindly see a paediatrician for thorough evaluation and treatment.
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Hello Sir, stomach ache is a symptom of sickness and could be anything. Kindly take your child back to the hospital for proper check up and treatment. Do not assume or self medicate.
It's part of growing up. Adrenarche which is part of puberty is occurring here. Never mind. Just a regular bathe and deodorant for kids is ok.
Some children have early Puberty which can make them have body odour...Just focus on hygiene. If you are worried, kindly see a Paediatric Endocrinologist for further evaluation and management
Some children have early Puberty which can make them have body odour...Just focus on hygiene. If you are worried, kindly see a Paediatric Endocrinologist for further evaluation and management
Hello ma'am, Yes their weight is Ok.
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As long as the poo is normal and not watery its nothing to worry about.
What you just described is called gastroesophageal reflux, just a jargon that says food return from the stomach to the oesophagus after feed instead of staying down.
For such babies, you need to keep them upright for up to 30 minutes or more after each feed so it stays down.
For such babies, you need to keep them upright for up to 30 minutes or more after each feed so it stays down.
Dr. Dara Abiodun
Medical Doctor
They are 2 possibilities. It's as a result of bladder spasms or purely behavioural. You might also want to check if he's on any medication recently. If this continues, I will advise you see a paediatrician