Patient's question:
10-month-old baby is a bit calcium deficient. Starting from 9 months, she has been eating 2 shrimp every day. Could you please ask the doctor if eating this way is a bit too much and how should she be fed?Doctor's answer:
A 10-month-old child shows some signs of calcium deficiency. It is recommended to give the child digestive treatment, and the diet should be diversified. Avoid too little meat and encourage more outdoor activities. Fish liver oil should be taken one capsule per day, which may require some patience. Give the child calcium continuously for two weeks. Fish and shrimp can be eaten, but only once or twice a week, not every day.The above advice is for the question "How should a slightly calcium-deficient 10-month-old baby eat shrimp?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!