Patient's question:
A child is almost eight years old and sweats more than most children. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
Hello! In your situation, it might be caused by calcium deficiency, or it could also be due to physiological factors or underlying conditions.Advice: My suggestion is that calcium deficiency in children is a relatively common condition. As long as you actively supplement with calcium, you can achieve good therapeutic effects.
First, it's important to supplement calcium for the child. Delaying calcium supplementation may lead to rickets. Medications like calcium gluconate or Icicle can be used, along with fish oil. Additionally, choose milk that is fortified with calcium. Exposing the child to sunlight is also very beneficial for calcium deficiency (around 9 a.m. or 5 p.m. is ideal).
You can also drink bone marrow soup. If you're still unsure, it's best to have the child tested for trace elements at the pediatric department of a hospital. Wishing the child a healthy growth and happiness to your entire family.