Children's fingers move slightly while sleeping

Children are usually quite quiet when they sleep, and their sleeping posture looks very cute. However, some children are not very sound when they sleep, and their hands and feet twitch. When mothers find this phenomenon in their babies, they will worry that their babies will get sick. In fact, this is quite normal, just like when we dream. So why do children's fingers twitch slightly when they sleep?

Babies often experience twitching of their hands and feet when they sleep. This twitching is a normal physiological phenomenon, not a disease. Human sleep is cyclical, that is, it follows a pattern of dozing period - falling asleep period - light sleep period - medium-deep sleep period - deep sleep period.

The baby's finger twitching when sleeping is not a disease. When entering the light sleep stage, the muscles are in a relaxed state, but the brain is still in a relatively excited state. Some part of the body may twitch involuntarily with the brain's thinking. Babies who are overly tired or excited during the day are more likely to twitch when sleeping.

However, if the baby has twitching hands and feet, and is also accompanied by high fever, vomiting, a full fontanelle and other symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, then parents should pay close attention. If you find this situation, you must go to the hospital in time to avoid accidents.

Your child may have a vitamin A deficiency.

1. Stay away from computers and televisions.

2. You can take cod liver oil to regulate it.

3. Please ask a Chinese medicine doctor to take a look and choose Chinese medicine such as Qiju Dihuang Decoction with modifications for treatment. |||Hello, there are many reasons for this. Fatigue, lack of sleep, rest or excessive rest can lead to accumulation of local acidic metabolic products, which can cause muscle spasms. If you have been examined and found to have no organic disease, eating more calcium-rich foods and getting more sun exposure will help calcium absorption.