Patient's question:
My child has mild rickets, but they have kidney stones and cannot take calcium supplements. What would be the best course of action in this situation? Do they need to take any medication?Doctor's answer:
Choose a better hospital to have the baby checked and see how the baby is doing. After that, let the baby eat more foods rich in vitamin D and get more sun exposure. When the baby is uncomfortable, both the parents and the baby feel sad, so please, the baby and the parents, must pay more attention to the baby and help the baby get better quickly! According to the baby's age, give the baby more appropriate supplementary foods to help the baby recover! Eating more dairy products increases calcium absorption (for adults), while eating more meat increases uric acid in the urine. Eating more spinach increases the excretion of oxalates in the urine, which may then increase the formation of stones.