Patient's question:
Eating well, sleeping well, and bowel movements are also good. Since two months ago, we have been taking EKangxin and Nanoka, and we have been taking them continuously. Today, when we went for a vaccination, the doctor said to switch to a calcium called Gaidixin. The child's weight is 18.5 jin and height is 69 cm. Not to mention...Doctor's answer:
Giving babies calcium supplements is generally recommended around 4 months of age. It's best to supplement with fish oil at the same time, but don't rush to supplement with calcium. When deciding on calcium, it's advisable to consult a doctor and tailor the dosage to the child's specific needs.Suggestions: It's best not to choose excessively high doses of calcium, as dairy products and complementary foods can also provide a portion of the necessary calcium. For daily supplementation, consider taking liquid calcium, which has a higher absorption rate, does not consume stomach acid, and is less likely to cause constipation or other digestive issues.