Patient's question:
The hair at the back of the head is very short, basically not growing, weighing 17 pounds, and measuring 65 cm in height. Is the baby lacking something? My friend said it's a lack of calcium, so I bought Calcium Gluconate Zinc Oral Solution and Vitamin AD Droplets for the child. Can the child take it? The rescue situation is...Doctor's answer:
Is it possible that your baby is lacking calcium? Also, pay attention to whether they are lacking zinc. The lack of hair around the head may be related to friction from clothes and pillows.Advice: Of course, you can give your baby calcium gluconate and zinc oral solution and vitamin AD drops. Additionally, be mindful of the possibility that previously shaving the head may have caused hair follicle damage, which interferes with hair growth.
Get more sun exposure. Daily sun exposure for no more than 2 hours can help your body produce the physiologically needed vitamin D. Note that only light that passes through without glass is effective. This is the best way to absorb vitamin D without side effects.
Vitamin D absorption can enhance calcium utilization.
The above advice is for the question "How to deal with the problem of baby's hair not growing behind the head." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!