Patient's question:
Napping at night is restless and often cries, why has it been crying every time it wakes up at night since the beginning of last year's first month? Even if it's calmed down, it can't be comforted, and the more it's comforted, the more it cries.Previous treatment and effectiveness: No matter what kind of help was given: Is there any way to resolve this?
Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to a one-year-old and nine-month-old baby who may experience restlessness or crying during nighttime naps. It is important to first consider whether this is related to calcium deficiency or a lack of vitamin D in the body. If the baby's vitamin D levels are low again, it can lead to increased calcium absorption in the intestines. If the child's blood calcium concentration is low, it may result in the recurrence of the deep sleep conditions you described. It is recommended to first provide the child with calcium and vitamin D supplementation. Additionally, it is advisable to create a quiet and comfortable sleep environment for the child, and to allow the child to wind down for about half an hour before bedtime.