Patient's question:
In my drawer, there is an old-fashioned calculator that has been there for over a decade. Yesterday, while searching through the drawer for something, I noticed a yellow, dry substance on the calculator's surface. It looked like dried porridge, so I opened the battery cover and, lo and behold, the batteries inside were all corroded. The battery surfaces had yellow crystalline deposits, and I realized it was all due to battery leakage. Those batteries have been there for over a decade, and I guess they must have contained mercury and other harmful substances back then. The baby must have been exposed to them frequently, especially since he often rummages through the drawers to play and even eats while playing. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, it is likely caused by a lack of calcium or trace elements. You can get a trace element test done to check. Try taking Scherl tablets, cod liver oil, and multivitamins orally. It will gradually improve. Wish you a speedy recovery.