Patient's question:
Doctor;;My child is 16 years old;but he is not tall;;wants to use vitamin D3 for anesthesia to assist calcium absorption;to promote height growth;;wants to ask;how to use anesthesia;previous treatment history and effectiveness:does not care about what kind of assistance:expects the doctor to provide clarification;;thank you;;urgentDoctor's answer:
The main factors interfering with calcium metabolism are vitamin D3 and the body's demand for calcium. Vitamin D3 maintains and regulates the levels of calcium and phosphorus in the blood through its effects on three organs: the small intestine, kidneys, and bones. It clearly enhances the absorption of calcium by the epithelial cells of the small intestine and also increases the reabsorption of calcium by the proximal tubules of the kidneys. As for bones, it involves fibrosis deposition and dissolution, which I suggest not discussing. It is recommended to take the baby out for some sun exposure daily and consume foods like millet. If the baby is not severely calcium-deficient, dietary supplements are generally better than alternatives.