Patient's question:
What's going on with constant crying and occasional trembling? Medical history and treatment effectiveness: No allergies, no family history, and no prior treatment. What kind of assistance do you want: I just want to know what's wrong with the baby.Doctor's answer:
My baby is six months old and has been crying at bedtime with occasional shivering. When the baby cries, the tremor is a manifestation of limb or chin shaking. Calcium deficiency can lead to increased nervous excitability, making the baby prone to crying and light sleep. At the same time, calcium deficiency can cause localized muscle twitching.Advice: It is highly likely that the baby is calcium deficient. It is recommended to take the baby out for sun exposure around 9 a.m. to enhance calcium absorption. Additionally, you can appropriately digest calcium milk or take calcium supplements orally!