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Pediatrics Comprehensive
- Craving
- Four concave sign after birth
- Persistent cyanosis after birth
- Small head at birth
- Dwarf status in newborn babies
- Beaded Ribs
- Methionine malabsorption syndrome
- 21-hydroxylase deficiency
- Excessive secretion of catecholamines
- Children dare not sleep on their backs
- Tic disorder in children
- Fecal incontinence in children
- Psychomotor developmental abnormalities in children
- Childhood phobia disorder
- Childhood phobia
- Hip pain in children
- Separation anxiety in children
- Associative and affective disorders in children
- Slow movement of children
- Childhood dystonia
- Gender Bias in Children
- Premature epiphysis closure
- Cheek fat disappears, looks older
- Convulsions
- Refusal to eat
- Wounds that do not heal and discharge after the umbilical cord falls off
- Umbilical cord blood flow
- Inhalation depression of ribs and substernal
- Rib fusion
- Premature closure of cranial sutures
- Fontanelle closed late
- Fontanelle beating
- Moro is unresponsive
- Difficulty feeding
- Newborn constipation
- Neonatal convulsions
- Neonatal hemorrhage
- Neonatal proteinuria
- Neonatal hypothermia
- Neonatal hypophosphatemia
- Cyanosis of the newborn
- Hyporesponsive newborn
- Neonatal laryngeal stridor
- Newborn staring up
- Newborn green or tan teeth
- Jaundice in newborn after breastfeeding
- Pyogenic eye of newborn
- ABO blood group incompatibility between mother and baby
- Thumb with soft tissue but no bone
- Black acid
- Special rat odor in urine
- Torsion spasm
- Female precocious puberty
- Radial head dysplasia
- Corpus callosum dysplasia
- A small amount of mucus or purulent discharge from the umbilical stump
- Umbilical sore
- Umbilical chakra redness
- Navel wet
- Small forearm
- Full front fontanelle
- Increased anterior fontanelle tension
- Mild mental retardation
- Anterior fontanelle depression in children
- Rounded
- Lactose intolerance
- Abnormal body shape
- Macrocephaly
- Shake head
- Cleft lip
- Swallow
- Olfactory brain
- Babies need larger amounts of vitamin B6
- X-leg
- Deformation of the chest in children
- Scissors gait
- Congenital bone dysplasia
- Congenital lactose intolerance
- Child bites nails
- Heterophilic symptoms in children
- Fever in children
- Children eat easily and vomit
- Severe cough in children
- Cough in children
- Baby crying
- Drooling in children
- The child is noticeably thin
- Pediatric urine turns blue
- Childhood blindness
- Children get angry
- Vocal cord injury in children
- Children's lower limbs curled up
- Leg cramps in children
- Vitamin D deficiency in children
- Prurigo in children
- Baby walking
- Night terrors in children biting fingers
- Baby cry
- Infantile enuresis
- Small jaw
- Small head
- Newborn skin thin
- Neonatal skin swollen
- Newborn skin folds
- Neonatal anemia
- Neonatal tetanus
- Neonatal status epilepticus
- Neonatal umbilical hemorrhage
- Newborn shortness of breath
- Neonatal cyanosis
- Neonatal generalized edema
- Newborn eat less
- Newborn cry less
- Newborn lethargy
- Athetosis of the newborn's hands and feet
- Weak and reduced suckling in newborns
- Neonatal heart failure
- Neonatal tremor
- Neonatal neutropenia
- Precocious puberty
- Difficulty sucking
- Tired of milk
- Night terrors
- Baby walk late
- Baby teething delay
- Baby is overweight
- Baby's nipple is sore and oozing blood when sucking
- Baby brown or dark green mucus stools
- Baby blackheads
- Baby scoliosis
- Infantile spasms
- Baby rib valgus
- Baby looking yellow
- Baby heat rash
- Baby eczema crusts
- Baby sleeping sweating
- Baby sleeping snoring
- Baby sleep startle
- Baby crying before bed
- Baby sleeping shaking head
- Infants sleep less
- Baby talking late
- Baby gaining weight too fast
- Big baby head
- Bloody scab on baby's scalp
- Baby with yellow crusts on scalp
- Baby spit up
- Baby buttocks red
- Difficulty feeding the baby
- Baby anorexia
- Baby pillow
- Infant convulsion
- Infants and young children have a lump in the umbilicus
- Infants frequently flip and shake their heads repeatedly during sleep
- Vulvar pain in infants
- Scleredema
- Weakened or absent hug reflex
- The hug reflex disappears
- Plantar reflex
- Moderate mental retardation
- Hypoplasia of the descending muscles of the mouth
- Eczema in children
- Neonatal vomiting and blood in stool
- Newborn eye mucus
- Newborn hiccups
- Blood in the stool