11-year-old Tram suffered from acute pancreatitis. After treatment, her pancreatic enzyme levels remained high, leading doctors to diagnose chronic pancreatitis.

Sudden abdominal pain, refusal to feed, vomiting food or greenish-yellow fluid, excessive sweating, bloody stools, and high fever in children can be signs of intussusception.

Parents should be aware of unusual signs to promptly detect infections, bleeding, tetanus, or umbilical hernias that newborns may experience.

A minor fall from bed might not cause injury, but a serious fall can lead to fractures, scalp hematomas, or skull fractures.