Patient's question:
My daughter had a nightmare, and the words she said in the dream were unclear. When I was young, I also often had nightmares and cried very hard; I was always woken up by being scared. My daughter is seven years old this year, and she doesn't do it often. The last time she had a nightmare was about two months ago. Today, she had another nightmare, cried for a while, and the words she said were still unclear, then she cried herself awake. Is this hereditary from the previous generation?Doctor's answer:
Nightmares are absolutely not inherited across generations. It is likely caused by calcium deficiency. It is recommended that you try to avoid overloading your child with extra tasks. It is essential to maintain a regular lifestyle, balance work and rest, and avoid letting your child get overly emotional during the day. The condition of nocturnal emissions tends to fluctuate, requiring long-term medication. For male patients, it is crucial to seek treatment at a professional and reputable hospital immediately. Treatment should be considered based on the results of a thorough examination. Additionally, it is important to restrain sexual activity and maintain a positive mood.