Patient's question:
My daughter is 4 years old. She often wakes up crying from her nap and climbs around, saying many incomprehensible things. During the day, when I ask her about it, she knows nothing.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Bought calcium supplements for her to take.
What kind of assistance is needed: Please help answer what the problem is.
Doctor's answer:
This should fall under the scope of sleep terrors, but it's hard to be specific. Recommendations: The child has sleep terrors. First, consider the possibility of intergenerational inheritance—do the child's parents or family members have similar symptoms? Next, is the child particularly agitated before bed? Pay attention to helping her calm down before sleep. Additionally, poor digestion may be an issue—after falling asleep, she experiences stomach discomfort, which is why she's more restless during naps. It's recommended to revisit the hospital for a follow-up. This is relatively common and there's no need to be overly concerned.