Patient's question:
What is a ping pong head? Are there any relationships? First follow-up question: How is a ping pong head caused? Does it need treatment? What aspects should be paid attention to in diet? Second follow-up question: Sorry, I would also like to ask: Can a ping pong head be seen externally, or is it a feeling of protrusions on the head?Doctor's answer:
Hello:1. Calcium deficiency can lead to rickets, one symptom of which is softer skull bones, feeling like pressing on a table tennis ball. If left untreated, it can develop into pigeon chest, hunchback, bowlegs, and stunted growth.
2. You should supplement your child with calcium and cod liver oil, and get more sun exposure.