Children’s frequent dreams may be due to emotional excitement, calcium deficiency, and other reasons. It is appropriate to increase physical activity, supplement calcium and vitamins A and D, and avoid excessive excitement before bedtime.
Children may exhibit excessive straining during certain actions, which could be a sign of whining or a symptom of a neurological or muscular disorder. Understanding the causes and providing appropriate solutions is crucial.
Children may sweat on their heads during sleep due to incomplete body temperature regulation during the growth and development phase, or due to overheating and irritation. It is recommended to have a reasonable diet, avoid irritating food, and cooperate with medical treatment.
Explore the possible causes of children grinding their teeth at night, including stress, parasitic infections, and dietary habits, and provide professional advice.
Persistent fever in children can be caused by a variety of factors, including infectious and non-infectious ones.
Occasional twitching during sleep in children may be a normal phenomenon, but it could also be caused by epilepsy or dreams. Understanding the causes and taking appropriate measures can help alleviate this situation.
Children’s slow growth and yellow hair may be caused by iron and zinc deficiencies. It is recommended to supplement relevant nutrients and adjust dietary habits.
Explore the phenomenon of children’s stool appearing as beads, and provide professional advice on prevention and solutions.
Excessive eye discharge in babies may be caused by heat or blocked tear ducts. It is recommended to increase water intake, use fire-reducing remedies (for formula-fed babies), and pay attention to a light diet for breastfeeding mothers. If the condition does not improve, consider using drugs such as levofloxacin eye drops, and be careful to clean the eyes to avoid excessive discharge. At the same time, increase the intake of fresh fruits and vegetables in the baby’s diet to help reduce heat.
Explore the phenomenon of frequent turning during a child’s sleep, offering professional advice including the importance of calcium and vitamin D supplementation, and paying attention to sleep posture.
