Patient's question:
Between 1-3 a.m., test results: intestinal cramps. Past treatment and effectiveness: Night crying is relatively common, sometimes it's hunger, but it's essential to pick her up and walk around. Sometimes she has stomach pain. What kind of help do you want: She has been treated at the hospital, but she still cries at night. Sometimes her language and demeanor feel strange, as if they were described by the elderly.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of the child you mentioned indicate a possibility related to your medical condition. This phenomenon can occur again in every child, and the specific reason is not very clear. Any condition of the child can reappear with the above symptoms. Colic is one explanation, and specific issues like urinary retention and hunger can also lead to the above symptoms. Therefore, as long as there are no obvious abnormalities in the child, it is sufficient to pay attention to dietary and urinary/defecation conditions before the nap.