Patient's question:
The baby is three months old and had a bone density test which indicated calcium deficiency. They were prescribed calcium acetate granules, but after taking it once, the baby experienced severe vomiting. What could be the issue? Previously, the baby passed the auditory brainstem response test, but during a general hearing screening at another hospital, one ear failed the test. What could be the problem?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, considering the severe nausea causing inner ear, tympanic membrane perforation or inflammation, it is recommended to give your baby more water, engage in appropriate activities, pay attention to preventing colds, and get more sun exposure. After a period of time, you can re-examine and compare the results of the two tests.This is the advice for the question "My three-month-old baby had a bone density test and was told to be calcium deficient. What should I do?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!