Patient's question:
A child suddenly cannot get up after waking up and says it hurts a lot. The doctor said it's muscle inflammation and gave anti-inflammatory medication. After several days, there's no improvement. What should be done? The local doctor said they've never seen this symptom!Doctor's answer:
Please provide a detailed description of the condition, examination results, and post-treatment status. A few days ago, I saw a 10-year-old child who complained of lower limb pain after getting up. The examination showed no abnormalities. After adding vitamins, the treatment effect significantly improved. Later, I found that the children were basically inactive. Sleep on schedule: 30 minutes to 1 hour before the baby goes to sleep, you should let the baby calm down. Avoid playing too excitedly before bed and do not overstimulate the baby. This is to prevent the baby from having difficulty falling asleep due to excessive excitement or tension. Do not watch stimulating TV programs, do not tell scary stories, and do not play with new toys. You should create a good sleep environment for the baby. The room temperature should be appropriate, quiet, and dimly lit. The bedding should be light, soft, and dry. Before bed, the baby should be taken to urinate first.