A eleven-month-old child has a slight limp after weaning. What could be the reason?

Patient's question:

The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. What could be the reason for the slight limp in the left leg after weaning at eleven months?

Doctor's answer:

Your condition may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is recommended to supplement with calcium. Yogurt is also a very good food for calcium supplementation. It not only provides calcium but also helps regulate intestinal function with its beneficial bacteria, making it suitable for all age groups. Clinically, it is necessary to test the baby for trace elements. If a deficiency in calcium is confirmed, timely supplementation with Ekena (one tablet per day) combined with Sanjing Gluconate Calcium (one tube per day) is effective, as Ekena can promote the absorption and utilization of calcium. When adding complementary foods, it is advisable to consume more eggs and dairy products.

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