Patient's question:
From six months to seven and a half months, it started to get worse. Previously, she would wake up when shaking her head to sleep and didn't like sleeping in bed. Now, she has sleep disturbances, wakes up startled, is irritable, nervous, often gets angry, likes to scratch her hair, head, and face. If she scratches too hard, she cries and rubs her eyes, wanting to sleep. When held, she sleeps for no more than half an hour before waking up crying. At night, she rubs her eyes again, wanting to sleep but forgetting to hold her, becoming restless. No matter what is placed in her mouth, she gets angry. If someone takes it away, she cries heartbrokenly. She sweats a lot, especially after drinking milk, and sweats more when sleeping. She hasn't teethed yet. Now at seven and a half months, she still cannot sit up—she falls over as soon as she tries. When picked up, she is very soft and floppy.Doctor's answer:
Eat more foods rich in calcium or that can promote calcium absorption. For example: dairy products (human milk, cow's milk, goat's milk, etc.) are rich in calcium and are well absorbed; animal liver, egg yolks, fish, meat, and beans are rich in vitamin D, which can promote calcium absorption. Seaweed and cauliflower are also rich in calcium.