Patient's question:
My son is five years old and the check revealed a deficiency in D. After returning home, I gave him Digestive Dianxin with Alfacalcidol 0.5g. Calcium is not particularly deficient, so I also gave him 5-6 tablets of Calcium Carbonate D3. Will this lead to excessive digestion? The check also revealed thyroid nodules in the child. The doctor at our children's hospital prescribed Strong Bone and Blood Oral Liquid for him, along with Yu'er D3 tablets, which are 400g per pill. Is Strong Bone and Blood Oral Liquid suitable for children? The child's past deficiency in D has caused some hunchback and rib flaring. Sometimes, there is a sound in the bones.Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it's best for the baby to take calcium and vitamin D first. The Strong Bone and Blood Oral Liquid should be avoided for now, as consuming too much can be harmful. Based on your description, it's best for the baby to take calcium and vitamin D first. The Strong Bone and Blood Oral Liquid should be avoided for now, as consuming too much can be harmful. The above advice is for the question "What to do about rickets caused by vitamin D deficiency in a 5-year-old check-up." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!