Patient's question:
Your child is not fat; what should I do if the belly is swollen with milk powder and worms?; Every night when sleeping after naps, his head is drenched in sweat. Besides playing and hitting people or walls with his head, is there any problem?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Previously had laryngitis.
What kind of help is needed: The head keeps hitting—can it damage the brain? Or is there a problem with the brain? What should I do if the child has worms?; How should the medicine be taken?
Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is recommended that you have your child tested for trace elements to see what nutritional deficiencies may be causing the issue. It is likely that the problem is due to calcium deficiency.Medical advice: Pay attention to ensuring your child eats more fruits, vegetables, and other vitamin-rich foods. They should also consume a sufficient amount of protein and calcium. Include more dairy products, soy products, eggs, and lean meats in their diet. Avoid snacks and foods high in lead, such as canned foods and puffed snacks.