Patient's question:
During the day everything is normal, but at night when sleeping, I often wake up and cry, can't sleep soundly, toss and turn. Currently taking New Zealand High Value Calcium. I have already grown 6 teeth. If it's due to calcium deficiency, how else can I supplement calcium, and how long will it take to improve?Doctor's answer:
Through your description, I feel that the baby is prone to crying easily, and poor sleep may be a sign of calcium deficiency. We can appropriately supplement calcium for the baby while taking fish oil to enhance calcium absorption. If you feel uneasy about it, you can also go to the hospital for relevant examinations and let the doctor provide a treatment plan. The above suggestions are for the question "Is poor sleep a sign of calcium deficiency in a seven-month-old baby?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!