Patient's question:
My baby is two years old this year. Recently, I noticed that he often has spasms while taking afternoon naps. I took him to the hospital to see a doctor, who said he has severe pain syndrome. However, I don't think much of this doctor's relief techniques. I want to ask, which hospital is most authoritative for treating infant spasms?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent calf cramps or leg spasms in this age group of babies are mostly caused by calcium deficiency. First, clinical symptoms should be integrated, and under the guidance of a doctor, oral calcium supplements such as pediatric calcium tablets (-) should be taken in coordination. In daily diet and lifestyle, it is appropriate to provide some sesame paste, get more sun exposure, which can enhance the calcium in food and promote the metabolism of vitamin D.