Child Family Doctor

Author: Bernard Wolmanman
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: When a child is sick, parents naturally feel very anxious. They worry greatly whether the child has a serious illness or whether the condition will worsen quickly. They need to know exactly what actions to take to help the child recover. The "Symptoms" section of this book can help you distinguish between minor ailments and symptoms that require immediate attention and treatment. While the guidance in these chapters cannot replace a doctor, they can help you determine whether you can safely and effectively treat the child at home using the simple treatment methods introduced in the book, or whether you should consult a doctor for further advice, or take the child to the emergency room for treatment.
Regardless of whether you need to consult a doctor for further advice, you will have many questions about the child's illness: What is the cause? Is the condition serious? How should it be treated? How long will it take to recover? This book covers common childhood illnesses and provides some introductions to all the questions you are concerned about, as well as medical advice. When a child has a health issue and parents need to make decisive decisions, we hope this book can truly help you by providing the knowledge you need.
The book is divided into four parts, covering the structure of a child's body, the functions of each part, and the possible abnormalities that can occur. Part "The Child's Body" focuses on basic knowledge of physiological structures and growth and development. The second part "Symptoms" is the core of the book, introducing various conditions. This section is presented in a question-and-answer format to help you identify the possible causes of the illness and determine whether you need to take corresponding medical measures. The third part "Diseases and Abnormalities" provides detailed introductions to over 140 diseases. The final part "First Aid and Child Care" introduces essential first aid techniques and steps.