What should I do if my child is deficient in vitamin D3?

Patient's question:

Doctor, the child had an electroencephalogram which was normal, and blood was drawn. The result showed a deficiency in vitamin D3. First, we went to the psychiatric department, but the doctor there said we had the wrong department and suggested going to the psychological department instead. After listening to my description and examining the child, the doctor said the child appeared hyperactive. I don't know what other tests should be done.

Doctor's answer:

Your situation is because your child may have some issues, which makes you concerned and takes your child for a series of tests, or you haven't fully confirmed the problem, leading to the issues mentioned above. Psychological guidance: It is recommended that you follow the treatment plan based on your doctor's judgment, specifically for treating ADHD. At the same time, you should cultivate a calm mindset in your child, believe that your child's condition will improve after treatment, and hope this will be helpful to you.

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