Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, but the pubic symphysis hasn't fully closed yet, the ribs are slightly protruding outwards, and other intellectual and physical development are normal. Why hasn't it fully closed at 28 years old? The doctor said it's due to calcium deficiency, and I've been taking calcium supplements, but the effect isn't obvious.
Past Treatment and Effectiveness: The local hospital conducted a thorough examination, and indicators like bone density were all normal.
What kind of help is needed: Hello, is this normal? How could there be other diseases?
Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to explain your question. According to your description, if the fontanelle of a 28-month-old baby has not closed, it may be due to calcium deficiency, or the baby may not absorb calcium well after taking calcium supplements. Pay attention to a balanced diet, expose the baby to more sunlight to enhance calcium absorption, and carefully observe the baby's growth and development. Some babies may gradually close their fontanelles around 28 and a half months. The above suggestions are for the question "A 28-month-old child's genital area has not fully closed." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!