Patient's question:
The baby is five and a half months old. Recently, it was discovered that when, a buzzing sound can be heard inside the head. This sound is described as similar to the current of a mobile phone, or like a faint siren. It is continuous and can be heard at any time. The baby sleeps well, feeds normally, and does not have any unusual crying. There has been no history of illness so far. All check-ups at birth were normal. I would like to ask the experts what might be the cause of this sound?Doctor's answer:
Rosacea Skin with excessively thin stratum corneum and overly superficially distributed capillaries can develop redness or flushing on the face under cold or heat stimuli, or during excitement. Currently, it does not require treatment, as the child is troubled by neonatal diseases. Therefore, the mother must take the child to a medical facility for immediate treatment to avoid blindly using small advertisements for medication. Rational medication is necessary. For parents, it is essential to promptly monitor the child's condition and provide as much support as possible to ensure timely treatment for the disease.