Patient's question:
Recently, I noticed that the bone behind my daughter's ear has abnormally grown. It doesn't hurt, and it's not red, but it looks much larger than normal. Our whole family is very worried. We don't know what the situation is or where to go for medical treatment.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it may be caused by calcium deficiency and requires treatment with oral calcium gluconate and other medications. You should also focus on improving nutrition, avoid picky eating, and drink more bone broth. If the effect is not good, an X-ray examination may be necessary. The occurrence of pediatric orthopedic diseases severely affects the patient's health. In addition to symptomatic treatment, it is crucial to pay attention to daily care. You should eat more vegetables and fruits, consume more calcium-rich foods, and avoid or reduce the chances of getting sick.