Low blood zinc levels are recommended to be treated with oral zinc gluconate tablets, and attention should be paid to dietary habits.

Understanding the significance of trace element test results for a 12-year-old child, as well as the necessity of liver function tests.

Discuss the phenomenon of a 5-month-old baby clenching and using their fists, as well as possible causes of calcium deficiency and recommended medical measures.

Understand the possible reasons for a 10.5-year-old child to experience night sweats, along with professional medical advice and dietary guidance.

Currently, all methods of testing trace elements cannot accurately reflect the actual levels of body constants and trace elements, and must be combined with clinical symptoms for evaluation. These test results cannot be used as the standard for clinical diagnosis, nor can they serve as the basis for guiding medication.

Frequent blinking and squinting in children may be due to eye allergies or fatigue. It is recommended that parents take their child to the hospital for a detailed eye examination and treatment, and to check for any foreign objects in the child’s eyes. Additionally, a blood trace element test can be conducted to see if the child lacks certain essential elements.

If a baby is deficient in zinc, it can be given Sanjing Gluconate Zinc Oral Solution, which is effective for zinc supplementation.

How to Conduct Fetal Trace Element Testing

This condition could be due to a calcium deficiency. It’s advisable to have your child undergo a trace element test.

Currently, trace element tests for babies are primarily conducted during regular health checks, with checks after six months of age being particularly important and recommended annually. Babies under six months old, who are primarily fed breast milk, can fully ensure the adequate intake of various trace elements and do not require testing.