Patient's question:
My child, a boy, is one and a half years old. Since the day before yesterday, he has had a fever. Now his temperature is up to 39.5 degrees Celsius, and he seems to be catching a cold. I bought some fever-reducing medicine for him to take, but it hasn’t been very effective. Since morning, he has been crying non-stop. In the afternoon, I took him to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor found symptoms of anemia, but said to wait until his cold improves before addressing it, as the anemia might be caused by the cold. However, the doctor mentioned that the constant crying is due to "kidney deficiency." I would like to ask the following:First: What is "kidney deficiency," what causes it, can it be prevented, what should I pay attention to in daily life, and what medication is needed?
Second: Is the current fever my child is experiencing caused by "kidney deficiency," or is "kidney deficiency" the reason for the fever?
Doctor's answer:
HelloKidney walk??? Never heard of it?? Is it written wrong?