Patient's question:
What should I do if the baby's milk intake is less than before and is diagnosed with calcium deficiency during a health check-up?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No care was taken.
Assistance requested: Suggest the doctor provide clarification.
Doctor's answer:
The baby's milk intake has decreased compared to before, which may be due to a recurrence of poor digestive function. It can be treated with pediatric stomach-strengthening syrup. At the same time, pay attention to the trace element test to see if there is a recurrence of zinc deficiency.Advice: Calcium deficiency can be addressed by taking gluconate calcium and cod liver oil for medication. Try to expose the baby to more sunlight, which helps the skin produce vitamin D and promotes calcium absorption.
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