Patient's question:
A five-month-old baby with calcium deficiency has outwardly curved left ribs. How is it necessary to have the baby undergo anesthesia for VD3? The pediatrician discovered that the left ribs are slightly curved during a health check-up and recommended taking pediatric Diqiao D3 Calcium Carbonate Granules. How is it necessary to have the baby undergo anesthesia for VD3 again in this case? Additionally, the baby has been breastfed since birth, and their stools have been consistently loose with a color darker than yellow and a sour odor. Is this normal?Doctor's answer:
The child is five months old, and calcium deficiency has led to the phenomenon of left rib cage malformation. It is important to pay attention to nursing care, ensure a balanced diet, and not lack meat. Anesthesia D3 injection can be given to the child, and the nutrition should also be comprehensive. Additionally, the complementary food should be diversified. Fish and shrimp should be given one piece per day, and the child needs to tolerate taking them. Calcium can be given as either 3D calcium or lactate calcium, and at the same time, medication to aid absorption should be taken.