Patient's question:
Irregular blinking, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Past treatment and effectiveness: Calcium and zinc supplementation, what kind of assistance is needed: What's happening with these eyes blinking, is it caused by calcium deficiency leading to nerve issues?Doctor's answer:
Blinking is caused by insufficient secretion of tears from the lacrimal glands, and it has nothing to do with nutrition. However, if you have the financial means, you can take it, and there will be no side effects. The best partner for gold is nutritional supplements, not medication. If it occurs frequently, you should go back to the ophthalmologist for a follow-up to carefully observe the inflammation of the lacrimal glands. If you are unclear, please ask. The above advice is for the question "Can a 7-year-old child eat Gold Partner?" and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!