Patient's question:
Yesterday we went to the hospital. The doctor checked us and said there were no problems. What tests should we undergo? What should we get tested for? We don't understand. Please, doctor, teach us. I'm almost dying of anxiety.Doctor's answer:
What is the child's body temperature every night? Usually, a child's body temperature is slightly higher than that of an adult, which can be considered normal. Similarly, if a thorough examination reveals no issues and the child's temperature is not the cause of the symptoms you mentioned, it would be necessary to investigate recent problems the child may have encountered. How has the child been attending kindergarten recently? Have there been any signs of reluctance to go? If there are similar issues, this can be seen as an emotional response from the child, not a pathological one, but rather the symptoms of non-pathological vegetative nervous system disorders. These require psychological counseling for adjustment, as well as patience and direct engagement from family members. Could you provide more details about the child's issues? I hope this can offer you more satisfying answers, and I wish your baby good health.