Patient's question:
Does this indicate calcium deficiency? The baby is 8 months old. How should I supplement calcium? Isn't it normal for children to have low bone density if they grow quickly? The hospital also needs to conduct a thorough bone density check. Is this accurate?Doctor's answer:
How tall is the child now? How much does the child weigh? How much has the child's weight and height increased in the past three months? When the child grows rapidly, the nutrients needed increase. If the intake of nutrients is insufficient, bone density may be lower, and the fusion of the child's performance and other conditions can be digested. This is the advice for the question "Does the 8-month-old baby have a calcium deficiency?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you.Wish the patient a speedy recovery!