Patient's question:
Crying in the middle of the night, not sleeping well, often sweating profusely, frequently shaking the head.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor said the intestinal cramps were caused by calcium deficiency. What assistance is needed: Is there any good method? Is it necessary to have a trace element test?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, after the baby is born for half a month, they should take fish oil drops and digestive vitamin AD regularly to prevent calcium deficiency from recurring. If the child often cries at night, shakes their head, and sweats excessively, these may all be symptoms of calcium deficiency. Fish oil drops can be given directly to the child orally, along with calcium supplements, to correct the calcium deficiency symptoms. A normal calcium level in trace elements does not necessarily mean the child is not deficient in calcium. Bone density and the content of vitamin D in the blood should be checked.