Patient's question:
The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. Could you please ask if a breastfeeding child with a giant cell can consume it?Doctor's answer:
Because the exclusion rate of CMV in breast milk is about 13%-27.3%, there is still a chance of infection when the baby is breastfed. After all, CMV infection in breast milk is an important factor for postnatal infection, and the mother also needs to be treated. Wait until the treatment is effective before deciding whether to breastfeed.Hello, this condition is considered to be caused by calcium deficiency, which typically manifests as sudden waking up at night with crying or fearful reactions. You can undergo a blood trace element test and follow the principle of "supplying what is lacking." Increase your intake of calcium-rich foods such as fish, bone broth, etc.