Patient's question:
The baby has undergone a microelement check and there is nothing lacking. The baby is now 9 months old, and the doctor noticed chest chicken and outwardly rotated ribs, saying there is a calcium deficiency and it is severe. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Not concerned about any help: How should it be corrected?Doctor's answer:
According to your child's condition, they are in the motor phase of vitamin D deficiency rickets and currently showing symptoms of "costochondral junctions" and pigeon chest. Early mild rickets can be fully recovered with timely treatment, leaving no skeletal deformities. It is recommended to have a blood test at the hospital for a thorough check. Currently, vitamin D 125～250μg (0.5～1U) should be given daily, and the treatment dose should be maintained for one month before switching to a preventive dose. The preventive dose should be maintained, with infants and young children receiving 10～20μg (400～800U) daily. It is also recommended to engage in more outdoor activities daily.