The treatment for pediatric night terrors includes adjusting lifestyle habits, medication, and acupuncture therapy.

The baby has had poor sleep for three consecutive nights, experiencing nightmares and night terrors, which may be due to a calcium deficiency. It is recommended to undergo a blood calcium test and supplement with calcium.

A 10-year-old boy began experiencing night awakenings, crying, and sweating after a high fever during a cold earlier in the year. Possible causes and treatment methods.

Night terrors occur in about 3% of children, more in males than females, and can occur at any time in childhood, but mostly between the ages of 5 and 7 years, and are rare after puberty. Nocturnal shock usually occurs within half an hour of falling asleep.

Discomfort during deep sleep, night terrors, excessive sweating, and being overly active; often clothes get wet from sweat; frequently startled during the day. What causes these symptoms? How should they be handled?

If a newborn suddenly wakes up and cries at night, it might be due to calcium deficiency causing night terrors.

How can parents determine whether an eight-month-old baby’s crying at night is physiological or pathological, and how to deal with it?

A 4-year-old boy often wakes up at around 2 am and can’t fall back asleep until 5 am. This has been happening since autumn and spring. The symptoms are waking up in the middle of the night unable to sleep and crying. He has received calcium injections at a clinic, but there has been no improvement. I’m asking for treatment advice.

Children crying at night may be due to night terrors, caused by fright or calcium deficiency. A diagnosis requires a trace element test. For fright, traditional Chinese medicine like ‘Xiao Er Qi Zhen Wan’ or ‘Hupo Wan’ can be taken for symptomatic treatment. For calcium deficiency, calcium supplements like ‘Diquang Calcium’ or ‘Longmu Zhuanggu Granules’ can be taken. Additionally, it is recommended to consume high-calcium foods such as milk, beans, shrimp shells, and kelp. Wishing your little one a healthy growth.

Babies crying at night can be due to calcium deficiency or stomach discomfort. It is recommended to give your baby vitamin AD drops to help with calcium absorption, and ensure they are warm. Consider taking your baby for a bone density test and, based on the results, decide whether they need calcium supplementation.