Patient's question:
There is pectus excavatum in the hour, but it has improved during this period, but it seems a bit deeper. Calcium deficiency was detected. What kind of calcium should be supplemented?Doctor's answer:
Pectus excavatum can be classified into two types: congenital and acquired. Congenital pectus excavatum is a hereditary disease that is familial and is unrelated to calcium deficiency. Acquired pectus excavatum, on the other hand, is caused by long-term calcium deficiency in the body. The treatment for acquired pectus excavatum involves supplementing with calcium. In other words, if the pectus excavatum is acquired, then calcium supplementation is effective. For specific medications, you can ask your doctor.