Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, the doctor said I'm calcium deficient. I'm taking calcium supplements, but it hasn't shown any effect. My hair on the back isn't growing either. The doctor said the soft spot is large and hollow. I don't know if it will affect the baby's brain. Is a large and hollow soft spot going to affect the child's brain? What kind of liquid calcium is good to take?
Doctor's answer:
Calcium supplementation is an essential part of diet. In daily life, it is recommended to use calcium-rich foods for children's supplementary feeding, such as carrots, small cabbage, and celery stems, which can be stewed in a gentle fire. Fish soup, meat soup, and bone soup can be cooked with vinegar to increase calcium content. Mushrooms, kelp, shrimp skins, and pork liver can be used to cook dishes for older children. Additionally, it is important to expose children to sunlight more often. Initially, it is advisable to expose only the head to the sun. Infants born in winter should be exposed to more sunlight, but it is necessary to pay attention to preventing cold and avoiding rain.