Frequent awakenings

Introduction Woke up from sleep due to alarm.

Cause

The environment is not suitable, some children are not suitable for the natural environment, and the night is reversed during the day. Parents go to work during the day to sleep, and parents rest his "work" at night. If I carry the child in my arms and play with him, he stops crying. For these children, some sedatives can be used to adjust the rest and sleep time. If necessary, please ask the child health doctor for some guidance.

Insufficient daytime exercise

Some children are not exercising enough during the day, and they are not willing to fall asleep at night, crying. These children should increase their activity during the day, the children are tired, and they can sleep quietly at night.

Improper nap time

Some children can't get up in the morning. They only take a nap at 2~3 in the afternoon, or they have a nap time too early, so they fall asleep early in the evening, wake up in the middle of the night, and no one will cry when they play. These children can wake up early in the morning, make appropriate adjustments during the nap time, and make the child sleepy at night, and they can sleep peacefully until dawn.

Disease impact

Certain diseases can also affect your child's sleep at night. To do this, start with the primary disease and actively prevent it.

Infants with rickets are often restless at night, and parents are useless. Some babies will suddenly wake up in the middle of the night, crying and uneasy, and their expressions are extremely tense. Most of them are too excited or stimulated during the day, thinking day and night dreams.

In addition, children with tsutsugamushi disease, night locusts will climb to the anus to lay eggs, causing itchy skin, children will be restless, crying.

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Neurological examination of brain CT examination

Common symptoms of high altitude sickness include headache, insomnia, loss of appetite, fatigue, difficulty in breathing, etc., but the incidence of symptoms of acute altitude sickness reported by the authors varies, and individuals have periodic breathing at night and frequent wakefulness.

Differential diagnosis

Need to be identified with the following symptoms:

Difficult to sleep or wake up: If you always feel that it is difficult to fall asleep at night, wake up a lot, and have no spirit during the day, then you should pay attention.

Easy to wake up: Sleep is extremely important for brain health. Minors generally need more than 8 hours of sleep and must be of high quality. If the time of sleep is not enough or the quality is not high, it will have a bad influence on the brain, and the fatigue of the brain will be difficult to recover, which may affect the function of the brain. If adolescents have insufficient sleep or poor sleep quality, they should increase their sleep time, such as taking a nap in the summer and trying to improve their sleep.

Wake up early in the morning and can't fall asleep again: terminal insomnia means waking up early in the morning and can't fall asleep again. These types can occur alone or in combination, but it is rare to have overnight insomnia if the environment allows sleep.

Common symptoms of high altitude sickness include headache, insomnia, loss of appetite, fatigue, difficulty in breathing, etc., but the incidence of symptoms of acute altitude sickness reported by the authors varies, and individuals have periodic breathing at night and frequent wakefulness.

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