Patient's question:
The child has been complaining of stomach pain and poor appetite for these past few months. The doctor said there are lymph nodes growing in the intestines, and they are only treating it with medication for calcification. It hasn't been effective, and the child is suffering. The child also has pediatric bronchial asthma and a condition called "honeycomb disease."Doctor's answer:
The child's stomach pain is believed to be related to the enlargement of mesenteric lymph nodes. Improper diet can easily cause symptoms such as anorexia, bloating, and abdominal pain, affecting normal life. Therefore, bronchial asthma requires targeted treatment. Hematinic jaundice is considered a difficult-to-treat disease.Opinion and Suggestions: Some medications may be needed to treat it, which may lead to improvement. For asthma, some children's oral liquid "Asthma Spirit" should be used. Hematinic jaundice does not require treatment.