Patient's question:
The male baby still cannot read or sit by himself, and sometimes he likes to lean his head down. A thorough check of trace elements revealed calcium and zinc deficiencies—is this related?Previous treatment and outcomes:
He took zinc developed by himself, but now his zinc level is slightly elevated at 59.65 (reference range: 55-110), yet he is still deficient in calcium, with a calcium level of 0.706 (reference range: 0.75-1.3). Due to nausea and vomiting, calcium supplementation was avoided.
Desired assistance:
Should vitamin D be administered in this case? Can the maternal and child-developed calcium and zinc be supplemented together? How should vitamin AD be taken?
Doctor's answer:
This friend, your baby's rickets are caused by vitamin D deficiency, with the main reason being insufficient exposure to sunlight! Suggestions: It is recommended to expose the baby to more sunlight regularly, as sunlight exposure is effective. Currently, you can give the baby Betalact for focused treatment, and also administer vitamin D injections to the baby's muscles to treat it with sunlight! The above is the advice for the question "Is the and of a 6-month-old 26-day-old male baby rickets?", hoping it helps you, and wishing you health!