Q Do children with night crying often also have growth delays or digestive problems?
A The Spleen-Stomach disharmony type of night crying is often accompanied by indigestion, poor appetite, and growth delay.
Detailed Answer
Understanding the link between night crying and digestive and growth problems enables an integrated treatment approach.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
The Spleen-Stomach disharmony pattern is often accompanied by frequent abdominal bloating, constipation or diarrhea, poor appetite, and underweight along with night crying. In this case, combining digestive function improvement with calming treatment can produce a synergistic effect that improves both the night crying and the growth problems. The Heart qi deficiency pattern tends to be linked with a tendency to be easily startled or a sensitive temperament. Treating accompanying symptoms together is a strength of Korean medicine.
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