Patient's question:
The child is doing well. Test and examination results: Good. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Received one or two calcium injections. What kind of help are you looking for: Is it appropriate to receive calcium injections at this age?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the baby's oral calcium supplement is not absorbed, and it also shows symptoms of rickets. This can be treated by administering vitamin D and other nutrients. 1. The most common types of calcium injections are D3 and D2. If the calcium deficiency is severe or if the oral supplement is not absorbed, it can be considered for injection. 2. If the baby is generally in good health, oral pediatric tetra calcium suspension can be used for treatment.