Patient's question:
When I was taking a nap, the baby. At that time, I didn't pay much attention. Unexpectedly, he slipped down with a sudden kick. There was a loud crash, and the baby started crying loudly. When I picked him up, I found a big bump on his head. After comforting him for a while, he stopped crying, but I still felt a bit sorry for him. He played for over an hour and then took a nap. At night, he was startled by some noise and cried a little, but I patted him and he went back to sleep. This morning, he woke up a bit dazed, but it quickly improved. Throughout the day, he had a bit of vomiting, but not much, and he was in good spirits, quite lively. He is still easily startled during his nap. I would like to seek advice from the doctors. Please give some guidance and let me know what this could be and what should be done. Thank you!The kind of assistance I need: Testing, checking the results:
Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Scared, children also have dreams. So when a child is sleeping, their facial expression might look like they are smiling for a moment, then look like they are frowning and about to cry. This is the reason. It's okay. Every baby experiences this from time to time; it's normal. If this happens again, don't panic. Gently call out a few times (for example, "Sweetie, having a nightmare? Don't be scared, Mom's here!"). If the child has eaten too much before bed, or played too energetically during the day, you should take them to the hospital for a check-up. Because they are vomiting a little, and need to have a few injuries ruled out.