Patient's question:
Scoliosis. Bone deformities have appeared. Is there a cure? How is it treated??? Please specify.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Rickets is what we commonly refer to as calcium deficiency in infants and young children. Currently, the incidence of rickets is still very high. First, it's important to understand that the key to treating rickets is to supplement vitamin D, not calcium (though calcium supplementation is also necessary); second, it must be clear that rickets is classified into different stages, and different treatment plans are adopted for different severity levels. Mild rickets can be treated with Ekenin alone; for moderate to severe cases, high-dose vitamin D3 treatment may be considered. Currently, the vitamin D3 used for the prevention and treatment of moderate to severe rickets is Yingkangli (Cholecalciferol Emulsion). The dosage and usage are as follows: Pour the cholecalciferol emulsion into an appropriate amount of warm water, milk, or soy milk (3-5 times the volume) for consumption.Your description is too brief. From your description, we cannot provide a targeted treatment plan. We recommend taking your child to the hospital for treatment and following the doctor's guidance to clarify the treatment and start it promptly, as timely treatment is very helpful for the child's recovery. Additionally, you should pay attention to supplementing vitamin D and calcium for your child, ensuring a balanced and nutritious diet. Your child is in the period of physical and intellectual development, and various elements will affect their metabolism and growth and development.
It's also best to avoid prolonged sitting, standing, or standing still. Regularly take your child to a pediatric health clinic or pediatric department for health check-ups and consult with the doctor to understand your child's bone development and trace element levels at this stage, ensuring timely treatment to help adjust their bones.
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