Patient's question:
Main symptoms haven't erupted yet, time of onset: Examination and test results haven't: Previous treatment and effectiveness: Taken children's calcium, what kind of assistance: What to do,Doctor's answer:
Some children are naturally slow to teethe, but the majority are caused by calcium deficiency. Advice: Look at the baby's head where the pillow is placed—does the hair appear sparse? In addition to the ribs (whether the lower edge of the ribs is raised), if the legs are not straight, any of these conditions indicate that the baby is calcium deficient and needs to supplement calcium. Daily care: You can give the baby Calcium-Iron Joy in fruit flavor, which children tend to dislike. One package per day is sufficient, and one box is usually enough. You also need to give the baby Vitamin D3 injections to enhance calcium absorption. Typically, 4 injections are sufficient. It's also important to take the baby out for sun exposure frequently, as more sunlight can also enhance calcium absorption.