Patient's question:
My daughter is almost two years old. When she couldn't sit yet, when adults held her in a seated position (90 degrees), she would lift her two legs up and strain, straightening her legs and toes. When she got tired, she would let them down for a rest, then strain again. Her expression was focused, and she would even sweat from the effort. At the time, people said it was because the child was growing, and they didn't pay much attention.Doctor's answer:
Hello, some children may have minor issues, but most children are not seriously affected. This is because the age group is when children are naturally active, and each child has a different personality and temperament. Some children are naturally lively, but a very small number may have issues. As for excessive sweating, especially at night during sleep, it could be due to a lack of calcium or other nutrients. You can have the baby undergo a check related to calcium deficiency, and it's also important to conduct tests for trace elements and blood lead and cadmium levels.