Patient's question:
Never smiles; a dazed feeling; hungry but doesn't know how to call out; sleepy but doesn't cause trouble; the hospital didn't check the child's blood sugar; the child hasn't been in good spirits these past few months; jaundice didn't disappear until one and a half months; no treatment was given. Previous treatment and effectiveness: High blood sugar during pregnancy, hospitalized for two weeks on insulin treatment; abdomen hardened at 24 weeks; received two weeks of magnesium sulfate treatment for fetal preservation; what kind of help is desired.Doctor's answer:
Actually, 30% of a child's personality can be discerned from the first half of their life. Your child's personality might be introverted, or they may not be particularly cheerful as they grow up. Don't worry too much, and remember that within three months, they are in the age range where they primarily eat, sleep, and take naps.Advice: Talk to your child more often, gently touch them, and if possible, let them skate every day to promote all aspects of their development. Within 15-30 days, there will definitely be significant changes. If there is truly a problem with the baby, low blood sugar may manifest as pale skin and other symptoms. If you still have concerns, it is recommended to have a comprehensive health check-up at a pediatric health specialty clinic.