Patient's question:
What department should I take my child to see? What kind of symptoms does he have? This is the first time this has occurred and how long has it lasted: Recently for a month, almost every day. Currently, he is generally normal and happy during the day, but he starts to be restless at 2 or 3 in the morning. Medical history: He has never had this problem before.Doctor's answer:
The baby sleeps at night. There may be intermittent crying or whimpering. This is called night crying. Children usually don't cry for no reason. If they cry constantly, it must be due to some discomfort. Frequent night crying not only makes the child sleep poorly and affects their growth and development, but it also greatly affects the parents' rest. Therefore, preventing night crying is not a small matter. There are many reasons that can cause night crying. Parents should carefully look for them. If they suspect it is due to an illness, they should take the child to the hospital for a check-up. As long as the cause is found and addressed promptly, the little one will surely fall asleep sweetly and peacefully.