Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Poor night sleep for the past one to two weeks, waking up 4-5 times each night, and loud crying for extended periods. Two weeks ago, a high fever developed, reaching a peak of 39.7°C, and was diagnosed as roseola. The fever has subsided four days ago, and the rash is now faint. Previously, the child only woke up once each night, but sleep quality has deteriorated since this illness began. How can this be resolved?Duration and persistence of the current illness: 2 weeks
Current general condition: Good appetite, normal bowel and bladder function, and good daytime alertness without fussiness.
Medical history: Diarrhea, roseola.
Previous diagnoses
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the clinical data you provided, it is highly likely that your child is suffering from sleep terrors, which are early manifestations of vitamin D deficiency rickets caused by calcium deficiency. This is quite common in current clinical practice. It is recommended to take Icicle and Gluconate Calcium oral liquid under the guidance of a local pediatrician in person, and the condition will improve quickly. If accompanied by fever or abdominal pain, it may be a cold or stomachache, and it is important to seek medical attention promptly. If there are no other abnormalities in the body, it may be related to excessive daytime sleep.