Patient's question:
Weight: 28 jin, good appetite, crying at night, poor sleep from childhood, yellow hair, frequent bowel movements.Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment, no specific care needed.
What kind of help is needed: Do I need treatment? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
It's okay if the hair stands up; it's not a disease. If the hair is yellow, it's recommended to have a trace element test to check for zinc or iron deficiencies. Whether a baby's hair grows well or not is related to nutrition and also has a certain connection to hereditary factors passed down from grandparents. By the third month of fetal development, hair has already begun to grow. Hair is an accessory organ of the skin, similar to blood and other organs, and it also undergoes constant metabolism. It's advisable to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for a diagnosis and treatment. There's no need to recommend a specific shampoo. The above suggestions are in response to the question "Is the black upper part and yellow lower part of a seven-month-old's hair a sign of calcium deficiency?" I hope this helps, and wish you good health!