Patient's question:
What's going on with him not being well all the time? After a thorough check, there's no lack of trace elements. About the past treatment and its effects: Not concerned about any assistance: How can he sleep well?Doctor's answer:
How do children lack calcium? You say they don't lack trace elements. Because calcium is a macronutrient. Any element that makes up less than 1% of the total body weight, such as iron, zinc, copper, manganese, chromium, selenium, molybdenum, cobalt, and fluorine, is called a trace element (iron is also known as a semi-trace element). Suggestions: If there is no lack of calcium, you can check if the child is napping too much during the day. Letting him be more tired during the day will make him quieter at night. Also, avoid changing diapers too full before napping at night, as this can also interfere with deep sleep.