Patient's question:
Sometimes the child stares blankly—is it an illness? Is there something missing in their body? Last year, they had frequent fever, and their fingertips had white spots? About their past treatment and effectiveness: Taking lysine and B12 provided what kind of help? I hope to get the correct answers to that.Doctor's answer:
If a child occasionally stares blankly, it's not a sign of illness, so there's no need to worry. White spots or mica-like patches on the nails may indicate a deficiency in calcium, silicon, and other trace elements, as well as parasites. Such individuals may be prone to nervous sensitivity, irritability, and habitual constipation. If white spots or flaky white patches reappear on the nails, it could suggest a zinc deficiency or gastrointestinal issues or anemia. Wishing the child a speedy recovery and a healthy body and a wonderful life.