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Huang Kun Mei
Pediatrics
About me
Graduated from the Pediatric Department of Jiangxi Medical College in 2001, I have been engaged in clinical work in the Pediatrics Department of the Municipal People's Hospital for over ten years. In 2013, I studied pediatric endocrinology at the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University. In 2016, I was promoted to associate chief physician of pediatrics. I have rich clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently-occurring diseases in pediatric and neonatal patients. I have published multiple professional articles in provincial and national journals and have presided over or participated in several municipal-level research projects in relevant fields.
Proficient in diseases
Specialty and Focus: Clinical diagnosis and treatment of pediatric endocrine system diseases and pediatric critical illnesses, particularly skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric endocrine diseases such as childhood diabetes, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, etc.
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Causes of Baby's Oral Ulcers
Baby's oral ulcers generally are considered under the following circumstances: The first type is caused by infections, such as viral infections, herpes, etc.; the second type might be due to a deficiency in vitamins or trace elements, such as when children are picky eaters, which can lead to poor nutrition and vitamin deficiencies. The third type is traumatic oral ulcers which might occur if the child does not often chew hard objects; these are the general scenarios. We should always encourage children to eat fresh vegetables and fruits to prevent the occurrence of oral ulcers. Since vitamin deficiency is the most common cause of oral ulcers, it is important to consume fresh vegetables and fruits and avoid habits like children biting their fingers or eating random items, which might cause infection-induced ulcers. If the child uses medicine spray like "Kaikoujian", and it works well, that's adequate for home observation. If after using the medication and increasing the intake of vegetables and fruits, the results are not ideal, then it is necessary to visit the hospital promptly. (The use of medications should be under the guidance of a physician.)
Children's myopia lacks which trace elements?
The relationship between myopia in children and the lack of trace elements is not significant. Myopia is generally caused by several reasons: The first is hereditary factors, where one or both parents may have myopia. The second reason is poor eye habits in children, such as sitting too close to the desk while doing homework, or excessive use of the eyes, like watching TV or spending a long time on mobile phones, which can easily lead to myopia in children. Once a child develops myopia, the degree could increase by 50-100 degrees each year. Thus, if this is the case, it is necessary to conduct a timely dilated optometry for the child to confirm whether they can wear orthokeratology lenses. If the child is over eight years old and all conditions are suitable, orthokeratology lenses can be prescribed to control the progression of myopia.
best method to treat mumps
The best treatment for mumps mainly depends on the specific condition of the child. If it is bacterial mumps, give the child some anti-infection drugs for treatment, and if there is suppuration, antibacterial treatment is necessary, along with standardized treatment. There is also epidemic mumps. If it is epidemic mumps, it is necessary to apply topical medications and timely administer oral antiviral drugs to the child because epidemic mumps is a self-healing infectious disease. Pay attention to a light, easily digestible diet, and avoid giving the child spicy and greasy foods.
How is mumps treated?
Mumps is generally caused by a viral infection and requires antiviral treatment for the child. Mumps can easily lead to fever or orchitis in boys, among other things, so it is crucial to take it seriously. It is recommended to isolate the child and avoid crowded places to prevent the spread of the infection. Ensure that the child consumes a nutrient-rich diet, including fresh vegetables and fruits such as kiwi and broccoli. Viral mumps generally affects both sides and is quite contagious, so it is essential to avoid going out and to isolate to prevent infection.