Patient's question:
All symptoms: Trembling in both hands while sleeping, looking very scared.Onset time and cause: Treatment status: Desired help: Want to ask about the cause?
Doctor's answer:
Lack of trace elements, reduced blood calcium due to increased brain and vegetative nervous system excitability, leading to restless sleep at night in babies. Calcium and vitamin D supplementation are needed. If calcium deficiency occurs, the fontanelles of the baby may close poorly; if zinc deficiency occurs, mouth ulcers are usually present around the corners of the mouth.Suggestions: Avoid excessive excitement before sleep, and maintain a regular sleep schedule. One hour before bedtime (0.5-1 hour), let the baby calm down. Avoid playing too excitedly or overstimulating the baby before bed. Do not watch stimulating TV programs, tell scary stories, or play with new toys. Create a good sleep environment for the baby. The room temperature should be comfortable, quiet, and dimly lit. Use lightweight, soft, and dry bedding. Before bed, ensure the baby has urinated.