My child is 7 years old, and the alkaline phosphatase level is high. What should I do?

Patient's question:

Yellowing on the right foot for a week

Doctor's answer:

Hello, alkaline phosphatase of osteogenic origin is synthesized by osteoblasts and has important diagnostic significance for rickets caused by calcium deficiency in children. In normal children aged 0-7, this value is less than 200 U/L. Your child's test result reached 250 U/L, which is at the diagnostic threshold, and should be treated with vitamin D2 and calcium oral liquid as prescribed by the doctor.
Advice: Hello, if your child is deficient in zinc, you can appropriately supplement with calcium and zinc oral liquid. Additionally, when your child reaches four months of age, it's time to start adding complementary foods. You need to pay attention to adding them in a timely manner and ensure the diversity of your baby's complementary foods, as well as dietary balance.