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Understanding the Correct Locations for Checking Trace Elements in Children

A 3-year-old child’s white hair may be due to a deficiency of trace elements, particularly a lack of zinc and copper. It is recommended to have the child tested for trace elements to identify the cause and treat accordingly.

A parent inquires about the reason behind a 6-year-old child frequently biting their fingers, and experts suggest checking for a deficiency in trace elements.

A newborn may experience restless sleep at 45 days, possibly due to a lack of trace elements. It is recommended to use calcium supplements and AD capsules for adjustment, and to expose the baby to more sunlight.

My baby is ten days short of four months old. When laughing, there is no sound and no tears, but the health check shows normal laryngeal cartilage development. How can I guide language communication?

Children who frequently lick walls may be due to curiosity or a lack of trace elements. It is recommended to conduct a trace element test and supplement them in a timely manner.

A child’s hair turning yellow could be due to zinc deficiency or a genetic metabolic disorder.

Babies with flat and not rounded nails may be lacking in calcium. It is recommended to check trace elements and supplement calcium appropriately.

A 5-month-old baby waking up frequently at night may be related to a lack of calcium or other trace elements.