Patient's question:
Little baby boy, frail, crying constantly. He has been to several large hospitals, but none have found any specific illness. Urine tests, intestinal exams, and internal organ ultrasounds have all been performed. The doctors all said everything is fine, but the baby continues to cry constantly, unable to sleep well day or night. I hope the doctor can give some advice and also ask if it's possible to have an internal organ CT scan?Doctor's answer:
Hyperactivity caused by calcium deficiency, as well as severe abdominal pain, can lead to the recurrence of crying symptoms. If a detailed gastrointestinal imaging examination is normal, it suggests there is no organic inflammation. It is recommended to conduct a trace element test. If the results are normal, the issue may be due to intestinal spasm, and medication to strengthen the spleen and intestines can be taken for treatment. Pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm and avoid catching a cold.The above advice is for the question "Baby boy, weak body, crying constantly." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!