Patient's question:
Now she doesn't have teeth yet and can't sit by herself. Medical history and effectiveness: No treatment history. What kind of help do you want: Hope the doctor can give the baby some good help.Doctor's answer:
A 7-month-old baby can sit steadily for a considerable amount of time and has grown their lower incisors. There is a high possibility of rickets.A 7-month-old baby should supplement with 400 IU of vitamin D daily and should start complementary feeding.
From 4 to 6 months, add rice porridge, baby cereal, nutritious rice powder, and soft rice to increase calories; add egg yolk, fish paste, tofu, and animal blood to supplement animal and plant proteins, iron, and vitamins; add vegetable puree, fruit puree, and juice to provide vitamin A, B, C, fiber, and minerals.
From 7 to 9 months, add soft noodles, toasted bread slices, and biscuits to supplement calories; add fish, eggs, liver puree, and minced meat to supplement animal and plant proteins, iron, zinc, vitamin A, and vitamin B.