Patient's question:
To get angry, use the palm to lead at night, often troubled by sleep, love to sleep on your stomach, after weaning for more than a month, feeding, symptoms reappear after weaning, previous treatment and effectiveness: Local doctors said lack of calcium and zinc, what kind of assistance is needed: want to ask the doctor what to do...Doctor's answer:
In this case, there is a possibility that it may be caused by calcium deficiency. Suggestions: It is recommended to try taking oral calcium gluconate and Icicle. Get more sun exposure and eat more bone soup, crucian carp soup, and lean meat. Typically, children under 2 years old need 400-600 milligrams of calcium per day. Following a normal diet, children only absorb two-thirds of the required calcium from food, so they must supplement with additional calcium daily to make up for the missing one-third.Additionally, the human body has a series of adjustment mechanisms to regulate calcium intake. If calcium levels are sufficient, the intestines will absorb less; otherwise, they will absorb more. Excess calcium is also excreted through urine and feces. Therefore, it is highly unlikely for oral calcium overdose to cause poisoning, and parents can rest assured that their children can take it. However, vitamin D should not be overconsumed to avoid toxicity.