Patient's question:
Slept about 13.14 hours for a nap, and I slept lightly, easily affected by sounds. When I wasn't fully asleep, I would jolt awake. What do you think is going on? I'm breastfeeding and supplementing with AD, so I shouldn't be lacking in calcium, right?Doctor's answer:
① Often exhibits excessive sweating unrelated to temperature, especially after falling asleep, causing the child's head to constantly rub against the pillow, leading to the formation of a bald spot on the back of the head over time.② Appears restless and uninterested in the surrounding environment; parents may notice that the child is less active than usual.
③ Night terrors, where the child frequently wakes up suddenly during the night with prolonged crying.
④ Children aged one year and older may show delayed teething, with some still not having teeth at 18 months. The anterior fontanelle may close later, often remaining open beyond 18 months.
⑤ Prominent forehead, forming a square skull.