Patient's question:
Please doctor: My child is almost three months old. Now I've noticed that when I pick them up and place them on the bed, their eyes become smaller, the pupils float upwards, they stick out their tongues, and their hands form a surrender posture. After a while, they return to normal. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
The baby's eyes have shrunk, the pupils have floated upwards, the tongue is sticking out, and both hands are in a surrender posture, which may be atypical tics recurrence. It is necessary to have the doctor observe the baby closely in person. If necessary, check the blood calcium levels to see if there is a case of hypocalcemia. If it is indeed a recurrence of tics, it is necessary to carefully examine a 24-hour dynamic EEG to rule out abnormal pulses in the baby's brain cells. In case of need, medication for sedation may be prescribed.