Patient's question:
Two days ago, she didn't eat dinner well during the day and was still willing to bite her teeth, playing with her teeth. Is it a calcium deficiency? She drinks two bags of pure milk every day, how can she still be calcium deficient? What kind of assistance do you expect: I hope to know what vitamins the child is lacking...Doctor's answer:
This is caused by a calcium deficiency. The calcium content in milk is good, but if it's not properly digested by the child, it's useless. It's important to supplement calcium appropriately. Your child is also digesting vitamin D while supplementing calcium.Suggestions for treatment:
Actively digest vitamin D (e.g., by eating some cod liver oil) and take some gluconate calcium. Pay attention to your diet, maintain a balanced nutrition, and avoid picky eating. Consume some meat, eggs, dairy products, vegetables, and fruits. Additionally, spend more time in the sun, as this may enhance the production of vitamin D, which in turn can improve calcium absorption.