Patient's question:
My daughter is fourteen months old. Recently, she has been crying a lot, especially at night. She cries hard, and no one can comfort her. She only falls asleep after crying herself to sleep. I don’t know if it’s because she’s having trouble sleeping or if there’s another reason.Doctor's answer:
The baby constantly cries for two main reasons. One is intestinal dysfunction leading to indigestion, which causes abdominal discomfort and makes the baby cry non-stop. The other is due to calcium deficiency, which primarily manifests as crying, night sweats, and excessive sweating. In fact, these two reasons are also causally related. Intestinal dysfunction can further lead to insufficient calcium absorption, causing calcium deficiency. Therefore, it is essential to actively and comprehensively regulate the condition.