Patient's question:
0-day-old baby had blood test and was found to be deficient in iron, zinc, and calcium. They were given supplements for 2 months. Now the baby is 100 days old. How long should they continue taking the supplements to make up for the deficiency? How long should they continue taking the supplements to make up for the deficiency? What kind of help do you need: How long should the iron, zinc, and calcium supplements be taken to make up for the deficiency?Doctor's answer:
The baby's lack of iron, zinc, and calcium affects their physical and mental development, as well as their diet. Since you have been supplementing for such a long time, I recommend conducting a thorough trace element check for the baby to see if all the items are qualified. If they are, there is no need for further digestion. This is the advice for the question "50-day-old baby tested for anemia and zinc deficiency, supplemented for 2 months now," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!