Patient's question:
My baby who is seven months old suddenly started crying, and he also has congenital heart disease. I don't know what the problem is and I'm desperate. What should I do? What's wrong with the child?Doctor's answer:
Crying in children may be directly related to physical discomfort. Severe crying can increase cardiac pressure, and if the child has heart disease, it may lead to repeated dangerous episodes. It is recommended that parents promptly and carefully examine the child's body for any foreign objects or irritation. If necessary, seek a follow-up visit at a regular public hospital's pediatric department. A specialist doctor can conduct a physical examination to assist in diagnosis and guide the examination and treatment, to avoid missing the opportunity for timely care and worsening the condition.