Patient's question:
My baby is 5 years old. When they open their mouth, there's a clicking sound, but it doesn't hurt. I've seen a doctor who said it's due to calcium deficiency, and I've been giving them calcium supplements, but the sound is still there.Past treatment history and effectiveness:
The doctor said it was due to calcium deficiency and prescribed supplements, but the sound hasn't stopped.
What kind of help is needed:
How can this be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Considering the calcium deficiency. If necessary, have a trace element test for diagnosis. After diagnosis, develop a treatment plan. You can take pediatric fish oil drops and gluconate calcium oral solution, or take calcium supplements. If necessary, use vitamin D3 injection for treatment. If there is indigestion and nausea/vomiting, active treatment is needed to prevent interference with calcium absorption. Get more sun exposure. The above advice is for the question "What should I do if my 5-year-old child has a clicking sound in their joints?" Hope it helps. Wishing you good health!