Children's fright symptoms

Newborn babies are most likely to be frightened while sleeping. Sometimes superstitious people will exorcise evil spirits for the children, but the fact that the children are frightened is just what adults think. Children are easily startled while sleeping because their nerves are not fully developed. As long as the baby is not sick, there is no need to treat the child. Remember that it is best to feed breastfed babies some cod liver oil.

2 The second situation is just the opposite of the first one. After being frightened, the baby becomes drowsy during the day and night, as if he can't wake up no matter how hard he tries, and he doesn't want to eat. At this time, the baby may be frightened. This is just like an adult who feels uncomfortable all over and wants to sleep after being frightened. This requires adults to observe carefully.

4 If you take a baby who is just a few months old to walk at night or pass by a cemetery, the baby will be frightened when he sees something unclean. Some babies will cry loudly when they see something bad. Maybe the adults don’t see anything, but the baby’s eyes are different from those of adults, and the baby will definitely be frightened at this time.

5 When the baby is playing, he is frightened by some sound and his body starts shaking and trembling. At this time, the baby must be frightened.

6 For older babies over three years old, they may not react at the time of being frightened, but three days later they will lose their temper for no reason, cry loudly and bother you, and you won’t be able to comfort them no matter what you do. It is possible that the baby was frightened by something.

Newborn babies are easily frightened, so mothers should observe their babies carefully. If they are often frightened, they will become clumsy and often get frightened every other day.

If mothers don’t know whether their baby is frightened, they can go to the village elders or doctors who can take the baby’s pulse. The elders will know the condition just by feeling the pulse.

Symptoms of blocked tear glands in babies

What are the symptoms of tear duct obstruction?

Neonatal dacryocystitis is a common external eye disease, characterized by watery eyes and even discharge of yellowish pus. Whenever a child gets this disease, parents become very anxious and ask what the disease is and whether it is a serious problem. In fact, the occurrence of neonatal dacryocystitis is caused by obstruction of the nasolacrimal duct.

Usually, the exit of the nasolacrimal duct of newborns is blocked by a membrane. In most newborns, the membrane will automatically rupture when tears are produced. Generally, the tear duct begins to become unobstructed 3 to 4 weeks after birth. However, in some newborns, the closed membrane is thicker, or due to congenital stenosis of the nasolacrimal duct or nasal septum deformity, the tear duct is blocked and tears are retained in the lacrimal sac. The humidity inside the lacrimal sac is most suitable for bacterial growth and reproduction. Once infected, tears turn into pus.