Patient's question:
My daughter's thumb is still clenched in her fist. I heard this is a problem with intelligence, so is it normal? How long is it considered normal? How can I treat it at home?Other children are already very good at eating solid foods, but my daughter still struggles with eating. She still sticks out her tongue and doesn’t chew properly. Her teeth haven’t come in yet. Is this normal?
Recently, there have been green, chunky substances, as well as viscous and undigested material in her stool. The stool is also very yellow, with greenish, milk-like patches in the middle. I took her to the hospital for a test, and there were no viruses or eggs found.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your situation, your child likely doesn't have any intellectual issues. It might be a calcium deficiency. I suggest taking your child to the pediatric department of a hospital for examination to identify the cause and then proceed with treatment.Child health issues have always been a concern for parents. When treating this condition, it's advisable to consider general treatment. Only by using professional methods can family members help children recover from the illness as soon as possible, ensuring it doesn't affect their growth and development. Therefore, it is essential for parents to help their children recover quickly after an illness occurs.