Patient's question:
Alright, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, when falling asleep while nursing, my hands and head always twitch and shake. I've been taking calcium for half a month, but there's been no improvement, and lately she's been crying and fussing a lot.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. The baby may have hypocalcemic tetany. Suggestions: The baby might be severely calcium-deficient. It is recommended that you take the baby to the hospital to check the serum calcium level. If it is indeed hypocalcemic tetany, it is advised to undergo relevant treatment, as simply supplementing with calcium may not be sufficient. Tetany in the hands and feet could also be caused by other factors or underlying conditions. If it is not caused by calcium deficiency, a thorough examination of the cause is necessary, followed by timely treatment.