How should scoliosis be treated?

Patient's question:

Since the birth of my son, the milk of my relatives has been very scarce, and the child doesn't like to drink many dairy products like formula milk. Recently, I've noticed that the area around his hair is shiny, and he has very little hair. He also cries frequently. The doctor said it's a symptom of rickets. What are the severe symptoms of rickets, and how is it treated?

Doctor's answer:

The early symptoms of scoliosis usually begin around 3 months of age. During this stage, the condition is primarily characterized by neurological and psychiatric symptoms. Infants may experience deep sleep disturbances, excessive crying, and increased sweating. After sweating, they may scratch their scalps and rub their heads against pillows, leading to bald spots on the back of the head. It is recommended to take the child to a local reputable institution or pediatric department of a hospital for an injection of vitamin D3. Additionally, encourage the child to participate in outdoor activities more often to expose their skin to sunlight.

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