Patient's question:
How should young children take calcium supplements?Doctor's answer:
We advocate breastfeeding. If a child is given sufficient breast milk between 0-6 months, there is no need to supplement with calcium. However, since the baby is now showing symptoms of calcium deficiency, it is important to seek timely treatment to prevent more severe conditions.At 4 months old, the baby can choose a product that combines calcium carbonate and vitamin D3. You can try Ronde Calcium Carbonate D3 Granules, which contain 500mg of calcium and 200IU of vitamin D3. This ratio is effective in promoting calcium absorption. For a 4-month-old infant, half a bag each time is sufficient. The granular form is easy to administer, and the fruit flavor is appealing to babies. It also includes a small amount of mannitol to prevent constipation.
For adults with calcium deficiency, we recommend Ronde Calcium Tablets, which are convenient and easy to absorb.