Patient's question:
My baby is only one and a half months old, and she is a girl. During the day, she sleeps so soundly that even loud noises can't wake her up. She usually eats every two hours, but now it's almost four hours between feedings during the day. Around 5 PM, she wakes up for a bit to play, and then she eats every two hours again. From 7 PM to 11 PM at night, she sleeps lightly and needs to be held to nap. If I put her down, she wakes up immediately. Sometimes, even when she falls asleep, she cries occasionally. By around 11 PM or 12 AM, she doesn't sleep anymore, and even holding her while sitting becomes impossible. She insists on being walked while being held, or she cries very intensely. When she cries, her stomach is pushed out, and she sweats on her head. Even if she seems to be sleeping, the moment I put her down, she wakes up. It takes until around 5 or 6 AM for her to finally enter deep sleep. Is this because she's experiencing sleep reversal, or is it due to calcium deficiency? Is there any way to resolve this?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described about your child, having difficulty sleeping at night and sweating again during crying may be a possibility of your child lacking vitamins and trace elements. It is recommended to give your child an adequate amount of digestive trace elements and take your child to the pediatric department of the hospital for further detailed examination. The above is the advice for the question "My baby is only one and a half months old and is a girl." I hope it helps you. Wish you health!