Is a five-month-old baby often startled due to calcium deficiency?

Patient's question:

A five-month-old baby often gets startled and is startled even when speaking. Is this a symptom of calcium deficiency? Treatment history and effectiveness: + Currently, the baby has been taking compound calcium carbonate particles and AD drops. What kind of help do you want: How to treat and alleviate these symptoms

Doctor's answer:

I'll explain your question. According to the situation you described, it is possible that the issue may be related to a lack of calcium. At this age, babies grow and develop rapidly, making them more prone to experiencing a lack of calcium. A lack of calcium can lead to increased nervous excitability, which may manifest as the symptoms you described. Simply taking this medication is no longer sufficient; it would be better to take an appropriate dose of calcitriol. The above advice is for the question "A five-month-old baby often gets startled and even when speaking, is it a symptom of calcium deficiency?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!