Patient's question:
The baby is eight and a half months old and has a calcium deficiency, which is already being addressed with supplements. Sometimes, during naps, the baby suddenly starts crying uncontrollably even after being picked up and comforted, followed by vomiting. Recently, during feeding, the baby cries and struggles to drink, and when trying to crawl up to stand by the bedside, they start crying again. Sometimes, they are restless and can't sleep, repeating the cycle of crying. Naps are also unstable. What's going on?? Is it simply due to the calcium deficiency??!Doctor's answer:
This situation is related to calcium deficiency. Calcium supplementation is a relatively slow process, and its effects usually take a long time to manifest. It is recommended to focus on calcium supplementation and treatment, carefully observe the progress, and typically require digestive treatment for about a year. Then, the symptoms will gradually improve. It will be relatively slow. The above advice is for the question "Is it calcium deficiency if an eight-month-old baby cries and cannot sleep?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!