Patient's question:
Hello, my child cries all day and night. There is enough milk, and I have supplemented calcium, but the child still cries.Doctor's answer:
Hello, an infant's crying is like adult speech—it is a way for them to express needs or emotions. The younger the age, the more time they cry. An infant's crying can be both physiological and pathological. If an infant's cry is loud and brief, and their diet, complexion, urination, and defecation are all normal, this is instinctive crying, and parents need not worry too much. The reasons for physiological crying in infants include being tired: The crying starts loud and gradually becomes small and weak, with the infant rubbing their eyes and not wanting to open them. As long as they can be calmed down or put to bed.