Your baby was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at one month old, with clear symptoms such as hair loss, vomiting, and jaundice. The second test report is delayed, what should you do? How can you tell how serious the situation is? How long will the report take to come out? Can the county doctor solve this problem? What should you do at home? I am eagerly waiting for good news!

Pediatric hypothyroidism, also known as cretinism, is a metabolic disease with an intergenerational genetic transmission, affecting children’s normal growth and development.

Explore the possible reasons for delayed fontanel closure in children, including calcium deficiency and hypothyroidism.