Patient's question:
He often shakes his head vigorously, especially when he is about to enter a deep sleep state or when he is drowsy and about to wake up. However, his mental state, appetite, food intake, bowel and bladder functions, as well as his weight, are all normal, and he is quite sturdy and overweight. Recently, he has occasionally exhibited the same head-shaking phenomenon during the day, similar to the shivering before urination. I would like to ask the expert, is this a pathological condition? This situation has been occurring for about three or four months. The assistance I am seeking: Doctor, please help me clarify this matter.Doctor's answer:
Considering the child's calcium deficiency may be related to a lack of vitamin D, rather than a neurological issue.Guidance:
It is recommended to actively digest and maintain adequate vitamin D intake. Consider taking fish oil and pediatric EKXIN to enhance calcium metabolism. Coordinate with taking calcium supplements and carefully observe. If you remain unconvinced, it is advisable to have a thorough medical examination at the hospital. It is unlikely to be epilepsy.