42-year-old Lina（pseudonym）walked into the Distinct Health Women’s Health Center with a hint of fatigue and worry on her face. She recalled, when she was young, her menstruation was always irregular, sometimes only coming once every few months, but she thought it was a “normal phenomenon” and never paid attention. In
Summer is here, and from time to time there are news reports: children suddenly have little black spots on their bodies, and parents might at first glance think it’s new pigmented moles, or scab changes from accidental skin scratches. However, upon closer inspection, it is found that these black spots
During pediatric check-ups, we often encounter such an opening remark: Doctor, my child developed eczema shortly after birth. I’ve stopped breastfeeding and switched to extensively hydrolyzed formula milk, but it’s still not getting better. What should I do? Doctor, my child’s eczema keeps recurring. I’ve restricted my diet to only
Parents should be aware that the early education cognitive animations that children often watch and enjoy might be hidden “toxic animations”. You never know until you search; it’s shocking when you do. Next, let’s take a look at the video that ranks first when searching for “color cognition” on a
In daily life, we may occasionally notice a “little bump” appearing on some part of our body. These unidentified protrusions on the skin always look particularly obtrusive, making us wonder: What is this condition? Can it be squeezed out or scratched off by oneself? Is it necessary to visit a
