Patient's question:
After the full moon, the baby starts to sleep very little during the day and begins to move their body between 3 and 3:00 AM and 7:00 AM, accompanied by crying and a look of distress. Sometimes this also occurs during feeding. They prefer to be held by an adult to sleep, and if put down, they wake up. Even when asleep, their eyes are often half-open. What could be the reason for this? After checking for trace elements, nothing was found to be lacking. The expert said that this condition is still caused by calcium deficiency. What should be done now? Should calcium supplementation continue?Doctor's answer:
During sunny days, let the baby bask in the sun for about two hours. The baby should still be breastfed, right? The mother should eat more foods rich in calcium, so that the milk is nutritious and helps the baby absorb calcium. Try giving the baby vitamin AD every day. If possible, you can pour gluconate calcium into the milk bottle for the baby to drink with milk. This is a very fast calcium supplement product. Hope it helps you. Wish you good health!