Patient's question:
From this morning, I've noticed that the child frequently chokes on milk and doesn't sleep soundly, often waking up. This has also occasionally occurred in the past.Treatment history and effectiveness: None
What kind of help do you hope to receive: I would like to know the cause and solution.
Doctor's answer:
Premature infants are clinically prone to experiencing recurrent choking, which is because their laryngeal cartilage has not developed properly. It is recommended to visit a local hospital for a thorough examination to assess the condition of the cartilage development and determine the treatment plan based on the actual situation. For infants who frequently choke, it is important to be cautious of potential congenital oral malformations. A pediatric examination at the hospital is necessary to rule out the possibility of congenital cleft palate.