Patient's question:
A three-month-old baby suddenly screamed loudly for two or three nights in a row, with a sharp and high-pitched voice, even while still sleeping. He didn't wake up at all. Does this have anything to do with brain screams? It's been over a month since that happened. Now he's already five months old.Doctor's answer:
The above message has nothing to do with the screaming caused by brain disease inflammation. If the screaming is caused by brain inflammation, it often manifests as split consciousness disorders, fainting, convulsions, and fever, among other symptoms. If there are no other symptoms of brain inflammation, the child's condition is not related to the screaming caused by brain inflammation. The child's symptoms are related to the immaturity of nervous system development and growth. As the child grows and develops, these symptoms can gradually and completely recover, and they are not much related to the screaming caused by brain inflammation.