Why is the child shivering?

Children’s health is what parents are most concerned about. However, when children are very young, some situations may happen that they themselves cannot express clearly, so parents must be the most anxious. Whatever happens to kids, it's serious. For example, some children may have ADHD and cannot focus on one thing, and the children’s manifestations vary. Some children often have abnormal conditions, such as shivering. So what causes children to shiver?

1. Shivering in children may be caused by lack of oxygen. It is recommended to recheck the brain ultrasound and check the blood calcium and electroencephalogram to see if there are any abnormalities. The child's nervous system is not fully developed, so it is more sensitive to the external environment. Convulsions are a normal reaction and will heal when the baby is three months old or older. There is no need to pay special attention to it, and there is no need to tie up the baby's hands and feet, as this is not conducive to the development of the baby's hands and feet. As long as you coax him to sleep for about 20 minutes each time and let him sleep deeply, supplementing AD is for the better development of the child's retina and better absorption of calcium.

2 This is the startle reflex, which every baby has. This reflex is obvious in the first three months after birth and disappears completely after six months. The absence of this reflex in the neonatal period indicates brain damage; if one upper limb lacks the startle reflex, it indicates brachial plexus paralysis or clavicle fracture caused by birth injury or other reasons. When there is brain damage or acute disease, the startle reflex can be delayed or disappear. If it can still be elicited after 4 months, it should be paid attention to. If it still appears after 9 months, it is a characteristic of chronic brain disease.

3 Newborns may occasionally tremble suddenly under certain stimulating circumstances, which is related to the incomplete development of the brain. It's called startle and is generally physiological. Some newborns often have shaking limbs and convulsions with their eyes staring without any cause. It should be taken seriously. If necessary, you need to take your baby to a pediatrician for relevant examinations.

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It is not a big deal if the child has a short-term tremor, and you should just observe him/her carefully. If there are any abnormalities in urination or defecation, problems with cold weather, or problems with poor digestion, you should pay attention to proper rest, maintenance of qi and blood, and a balanced diet. Adjust your living habits and get enough rest to ensure sleep. You can use Chinese medicine and pay attention to proper calcium supplementation in breast milk