Why does the baby cry suddenly?

Sometimes babies have symptoms but they cannot express them, so they express them through crying. Therefore, we should pay attention to the impact of this problem on the baby. Once the baby has a crying problem, the baby needs to pay attention to taking timely treatment methods. So what is going on with the baby suddenly crying? Let me introduce it to you below.

Common reasons why babies keep crying

1Pain during teething:

We would like to remind you that babies start to grow teeth at 5 months old and all teeth are grown by 2 and a half years old. Babies will cry and make noises due to the discomfort caused by teething.

2. Crying and making noises due to holding urine:

Some babies, especially boys, feel uncomfortable because of holding back urine and the stimulation of a full bladder, so they will sleep restlessly and cry.

3Baby's stuffy nose:

Experienced mothers will find that babies often have nasal congestion when feeding, especially newborn babies or babies who unfortunately catch a cold.

4. Pay attention to nighttime temperature:

The indoor temperature should not exceed 24℃. Too hot or too cold, or too many clothes or covers, can also cause the baby to cry.

5 Irritants in the air:

Irritants in the bedroom may cause allergies and blockage in the baby's respiratory tract, causing crying and noise.

6Noise:

When the baby is in the light sleep stage, or in the process of going from deep sleep to light sleep, any sudden, loud, unfamiliar sound can cause the baby to cry loudly.

7 Colds:

Babies with colds tend to wake up and cry in the middle of the night

8. Fever:

When the baby has a fever, he will cry constantly.

Waking up, grabbing you nervously, with a frightened expression, pale face, rapid breathing, dilated pupils, sweating, and a rapid pulse.

Start crying. It takes a while for him to fall asleep on his own, even though he turns a blind eye and a deaf ear to your comfort and hug.

This condition is called night terrors, medically known as infantile night terrors.

Night terrors may be caused by your baby's intestinal gas. In the first few months after birth, your baby's digestive system is not yet fully developed.

Because of an imperfect digestive system, your baby may have difficulty digesting the nutrients he or she consumes—such as lactose and protein in milk.

Nutrients such as quality. Digestive enzymes help break down the food your baby eats—these enzymes take time to work.

100% activated. Before these enzymes are activated, your baby's digestive system will produce excess gas as it absorbs nutrients, which may

Intestinal flatulence may occur. This is one of the biggest reasons why babies cry suddenly at night.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the baby keeps crying, you should take timely and systematic examinations to ensure the safety of the child and avoid dangerous situations for the patient due to the above problems. Finally, I wish the child a speedy recovery.