Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Continuous crying between 8 PM and 12 AMOnset time: 3 days ago
Laboratory test results: Interested in what kind of help: Asking how to treat it
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Discomfort is a common reason for a baby's crying. When a baby obviously feels uncomfortable, it's because their diaper is wet. "Oh no, it hurts, please try changing it for me!" The baby communicates this through their cries. A baby's skin is very sensitive, and if their diaper is wet, they will feel extremely uncomfortable and cry loudly. At this time, parents should promptly change their diaper to make the baby feel comfortable and stop crying. Being too cold or too hot can also make the baby feel uncomfortable, and they will respond with cries.