Patient's question:
Dropped 3 times. Some say it's due to calcium deficiency, is that right? I want to know the reason, what should I do? Thank you! The kind of assistance I care about: want to understand the cause of the disease, treatment methods...Doctor's answer:
When you experience many of the following symptoms, it should be diagnosed as calcium deficiency: difficulty falling asleep, difficulty entering deep sleep, crying after falling asleep, easily waking up, excessive sweating after falling asleep; paroxysmal abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, menstrual cramps, chest bone pain, "X" legs, "O" legs, pigeon chest, grayish or white spots on nails; poor appetite, picky eating; restlessness and inability to sit still during the day; delayed intellectual and physical development, slow response In infants, growth is very fast, and their relative need for calcium is high, but the daily calcium intake of residents in our country often does not meet the recommended intake standard. Therefore, it is now recommended that infants should start taking an extra 1/3 of the recommended amount of calcium from 2 weeks after birth and continue to do so at least until the age of 2, otherwise it is very easy to be calcium deficient. The above is the suggestion for the question "Why does my arm always fall off," hoping to help you, and wish you good health!