The acute phase of rickets is characterized by symptoms such as occipital alopecia, night terrors, and costal deformities, often accompanied by rapid growth.

Understand the differences between pediatric four-vitamin calcium granules and pediatric calcium carbonate D3 granules, and their roles in treating rickets caused by calcium deficiency.

Rickets is primarily caused by long-term calcium and vitamin D deficiency, which can be treated by injecting vitamin D and supplementing with calcium. Oral calcium carbonate D3 granules are used for treatment, and regular hospital check-ups are required.

Rickets is a common childhood disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin D, which has a severe impact on bone development.

An in-depth exploration of the differences between Vitamin D and Vitamin D3, and their roles in children’s health.

A lack of calcium or vitamin D in a child’s diet can lead to rickets, affecting bone growth and development

The Important Role of Vitamin AD Soft Capsules in Children’s Growth and Development

Parents inquire about the treatment and preventive measures for children with obvious rickets symptoms.

How to treat and prevent rickets?

How to treat rickets and prevention methods