Patient's question:
Calcium acetate prescribed by the hospital; Can my baby eat it; Because it contains mannitol. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment yet. What kind of help do you need: I just want to know if calcium acetate can be eaten.Doctor's answer:
Generally, if the baby does not get enough sunlight or if the sunlight exposure is limited or if the baby is artificially fed, it is recommended to start supplementing with vitamin D from the full moon. It is advisable to continue supplementation until the child is 2 or 3 years old, as otherwise, the baby may be prone to deficiency.Advice: For the first 3 months, it is generally recommended to supplement with Ekexin for the child, to be taken when the stomach is half-empty. It is also suggested that the mother should take Calcium Lyrich D orally to enhance the calcium content in breast milk. At this age, the child generally does not need additional calcium supplementation.
After 3 months, it is recommended to give the child oral calcium gluconate, but avoid excessive intake. The mother should continue to take Calcium Lyrich D to enhance the calcium content in breast milk.