A 23-month-old baby’s height and weight development is abnormal, and not eating enough could be due to various reasons. Here are suggestions for checking and improving the diet.
Crying and loss of appetite in infants may be symptoms of calcium and zinc deficiencies. It is recommended to check for trace elements and supplement relevant nutrition.
A newborn received an injection of 300,000 units of Vitamin D3 due to insufficient daytime sleep and poor nighttime sleep quality, as well as frequent movement during sleep. The doctor diagnosed severe calcium deficiency and administered a D3 injection. However, on the tenth day after the injection, the child struggled to fall asleep due to vomiting milk, and vomited three times after each feeding. Sometimes, they would sleep well but wake up due to vomiting, with the situation recurring. Eating also became less than before. Is this a symptom of poisoning? How should we handle it?
A baby frequently waking up and crying at night may be caused by a lack of vitamin D.
Abnormal baby stool may require checking of trace elements and immunity
The yellowing of newborn hair may be caused by deficiencies in calcium and zinc, which can be treated with oral calcium and zinc supplements and dietary improvements.
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A 65-day-old male infant frequently has a fever, sweating, discomfort in the abdomen, and loves to shake his head. The doctor diagnosed him with mild anemia and recommended strengthening feeding and follow-up checks.