Patient's question:
My son is 2 and a half years old. He had a trace element test, which showed that the content of trace element Cd (cadmium) was 3.008. The hospital reference value is 0 to 3.000 units ug/L. It's over the limit. What should I do? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Hello! It is a great pleasure to answer your related questions. Cadmium absorbed by the human body can easily cause a series of symptoms such as osteoporosis and deformation. "Fracture pain" is the most typical example of chronic cadmium poisoning. The characteristics of this disease are pain, starting from lower back pain, then shoulder, knee, and hip joint pain, gradually spreading to the whole body. This can only be addressed by paying attention to diet, being mindful of food choices, and gradually adjusting.