Patient's question:
Sometimes when a child is sleeping, they shake all over like they're having a seizure, but I don't know why.Doctor's answer:
Hello, I suggest checking for trace elements at the hospital, as it may be due to calcium deficiency. Symptoms of calcium deficiency include difficulty falling asleep, difficulty entering deep sleep, crying after falling asleep, frequent waking, excessive sweating while sleeping; intermittent abdominal pain, diarrhea, muscle cramps, chest bone pain, "X" and "O" shaped legs, pigeon chest, grayish or white streaks on nails; poor appetite, picky eating; restlessness and fidgeting during the day; delayed intellectual development, late speech development; late walking, not starting to walk until after 13 months; late teething, not getting teeth until after 10 months; teeth are sparse, irregular, and not tightly packed, with black pointed or sawtooth-shaped teeth; sparse hair; poor health, prone to catching colds. I hope this answer helps you. Wishing you and your baby good health.