Patient's question:
Around the same time, 2 or 3 times a day for bowel movements, slow weight gain, calcium deficiency. How can I make him eat well? Onset time: Test results:Doctor's answer:
Mom has already paid attention to her diet, good! But if she can eat more lean meat such as pork, beef, chicken, and fish to ensure her nutrition is sufficient and improve the quality of her milk, that would be even better. You said the child is calcium-deficient, is this the result obtained from a blood test? Or is it indicated by symptoms such as rib flaring or? In this stage, if a child truly has calcium deficiency, it is often due to a lack of vitamin D or poor digestion and absorption. It is recommended to expose the child to sunlight more often and supplement with 400 units of vitamin D daily.