The doctor diagnosed the baby’s ribcage eversion as rickets and prescribed ‘Kaisili D Calcium Tablets’ and ‘Alpha Calcitriol Soft Capsules’ for treatment. The doctor also stated that after taking these medications, there would be no need to supplement cod liver oil and zinc (the baby was previously supplementing zinc due to deficiency). Is this diagnosis correct? Do you really not need to supplement cod liver oil and zinc after taking these medications?
A 5-year-old boy has been ill for 3 days, experiencing nausea, vomiting, fever, and abdominal pain. His stools started as watery and were accompanied by severe vomiting. The stool contains blood and has oil-like foam.
Blue lip circumference in a 6-month-old baby could be a heart problem, but it could also be caused by other factors.
My son has bow legs, a large belly, doesn’t like to eat dinner, and has trouble sleeping at night. Could these be symptoms of kyphosis?
Discuss whether it is appropriate to use burn cream for treating children’s burns and provide professional burn grading and treatment recommendations.
Discuss the effectiveness and usage precautions of burn cream in treating minor burns.
Based on the provided information, chicken chest is often considered to be caused by rickets, which is due to a deficiency in vitamin D. It is recommended that after the baby recovers, vitamin D and trace elements should be checked. If a deficiency in vitamin D is found, supplementation is needed, otherwise, the supplemented calcium is difficult to absorb. If your child is affected by rickets, parents should take their child to the hospital for treatment immediately, avoid self-medication, and also pay close attention to the child’s symptoms to help treat the disease in a timely manner.
Understand the causes and treatment options for congenital biliary atresia.
Discussing the Impact of Daily Bathing on a Child’s Skin
Children have weaker body resistance and are prone to megacolon symptoms, and it is recommended to undergo minimally invasive surgery for treatment.
