Patient's question:
I am 36 years old this year, and recently I've been feeling unwell. During the day, I sometimes feel dizzy, and it has also affected my work. I can't sleep at night, and the medicine I took isn't very effective. How can baby bowlegs be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Babies at this stage are prone to vitamin D or calcium deficiency, which can lead to rickets. The main symptoms include night sweats, excessive sweating, irritability, baldness on the back of the head, and even skeletal changes. Sweating is mainly noticeable on the back of the head. They should get more sunlight exposure. Routine prevention of rickets involves taking vitamin AD drops and calcium supplements. I recommend you take your baby to the pediatric hospital's health care department for a health check-up. Blood tests, including alkaline phosphatase and trace element tests, should be conducted to aid in diagnosis and treatment. Wishing your baby good health!