Patient's question:
Great, here is the English translation of the provided text, with the return characters kept as they are:"Great, how can I know if my baby is calcium deficient? If the child is calcium deficient, is it helpful for the mother to take calcium supplements and then breastfeed the baby? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. What kind of help do I expect: My baby is only two months old. How can I know if my baby is calcium deficient? If the child is calcium deficient, is it helpful for the mother to take calcium supplements and then breastfeed the baby?"
Doctor's answer:
From your description, your child is only 2 months old. If there is a recurrence of night terrors or ( refers to hair loss at the back of the head due to prolonged lying on the head), it may be a sign of calcium deficiency. Additionally, you can have your child tested for trace elements to diagnose the extent of the calcium deficiency.By observing and conducting a thorough examination, the calcium deficiency can be diagnosed. If there is a deficiency, treatment can be administered through oral calcium granules, among other methods. The mother can also take calcium supplements herself, allowing the calcium to be passed through breast milk to help the child replenish calcium.