FAQs on Simultaneous Supplementation of Zinc and Calcium

Pediatric nutritional rickets caused by vitamin D deficiency is a common nutritional deficiency disease in children, primarily due to a lack of vitamin D in the body.

My child’s fontanelle has not fully closed, there are white spots on her fingernails, and her hair has been black and abundant until recently, when she started growing a few white hairs. What might she be lacking? Do we need to conduct a trace element test? What kind of nutrition should we supplement in her diet to address her symptoms? Which nutritional supplements should we take? I have given her Longmu Strong Bone Powder mixed with milk for two boxes, is that okay? After consuming it, her appetite has increased, but the aforementioned symptoms have not disappeared.

Describes the symptoms of trace element deficiency in newborns

A two-and-a-half-year-old boy has been eating wall skin for about a month, which may be a sign of zinc deficiency. It is recommended to undergo a trace element test and appropriately supplement zinc.

Explore the possible causes of hair loss in a 14-month-old baby, including trace element deficiencies, and provide corresponding medical advice.

Explore the possible reasons for a 7-month-old baby’s poor sleep quality at night and provide professional advice.

Continuous activity in children may be related to calcium deficiency or a lack of trace elements

Explore the possible reasons for a 52-day-old baby’s daytime sleepiness, including weather, calcium deficiency, and abnormal trace elements, and provide corresponding advice.

A two-year-old’s hair turning yellow may be due to nutrition, illness, or a deficiency in trace elements.