Patient's question:
The baby cries very hard when sleeping, but is very good when not taking a nap. A few days ago, it was very late, and I don't know if it encountered something dirty.Treatment history and effectiveness: Went to the hospital, and the doctor said there was nothing wrong!
What kind of help is desired: I want to know if there is any way to deal with it if it really encountered something!
Doctor's answer:
The baby cries for many reasons. First, it is recommended to eliminate environmental factors, such as excessive heat, prolonged deep sleep during the day, or insufficient milk intake. You can try to find a few reasons yourself.Second, consider medical issues, such as rickets, which can cause nighttime crying. The baby may also experience sweating, night terrors, or other symptoms. Currently, they are not taking fish oil or calcium supplements, and absorption issues may lead to nausea or vomiting.
Recommendation: If there are no other symptoms, you can add fish oil, calcium supplements, or vitamin AD drops. Additionally, expose the baby to more sunlight, engage them more during the day, and increase their daytime sleep time. It is likely that the baby is deficient in calcium, so there is no need to worry excessively.