Patient's question:
My daughter is 7 years old today. Recently, she often wakes up from her dreams at night just as she falls asleep! But excluding the possibility of being startled during the day, someone suggested it might be due to calcium deficiency. So, I started giving her a small bottle (10 milliliters—1 gram) of "Calcium Gluconate Oral Solution" in the morning and evening each day. After taking it for three days, there was a slight occurrence of nosebleeds every night! I don’t know what’s going on.Doctor's answer:
Every time you take calcium supplements, you experience nosebleeds. Other diseases have been ruled out. Calcium supplementation does not cause the situation you describe. The condition you are experiencing should not have been discovered and treated now; it should have been addressed earlier. Calcium supplementation also requires vitamin D. It is recommended to drink more warm water, maintain a light diet, and adjust the indoor temperature and humidity to be comfortable. If the condition does not improve after a long time, you should visit an ear, nose, and throat department in a regular hospital for examination and laboratory tests.