Patient's question:
All of them can sleep for four or five hours now. What's wrong with my baby? Is it a calcium deficiency? At 42 days, I had a trace element check, and the results are as follows: Copper 13.7, Calcium 1.97, Magnesium 1.57, Zinc 42.0, Iron 7.9.Doctor's answer:
The baby has again started crying at night. The blood calcium is low, which may indicate a deficiency in vitamin D, possibly related to increased vitamin D intake. Vitamin D can lead to calcium excretion. It is recommended to drink more water, enhance nutrition, get more sun exposure, avoid foods that cause stomach upset, and consider taking vitamin AD drops and gluconate calcium for treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.The above advice is for the question "Why does an 83-day-old baby have poor nighttime sleep?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!