Patient's question:
When the daughter was born, she was delivered with induction of labor. She also suffered from sepsis, jaundice, and pneumonia at birth. She stayed in the hospital incubator for 15 days before being discharged. After discharge, everything was normal. Now she is 5 months old, but she still never burps, and she cries non-stop every night. Even when offered milk, she refuses to burp and is afraid to be held.What assistance is needed: What could be the reason for the baby not burping and crying incessantly?
Doctor's answer:
Consider if the baby is still crying, you can gently massage a point. I forgot the name of the point, but it's located on the baby's hand, about two and a half finger widths away from the wrist. Massage it about one hundred times. Then, gently massage the palm of the baby's hand for a few more times. These two points can calm the mind. I vaguely remember that you must never massage the baby's solar plexus or other head points. Because the baby's head is very fragile at this time. The baby crying is a signal telling you about his current state, and you should notice it in time.