Discuss the treatment possibilities for infant rickets and how to improve the condition through the supplementation of Vitamin A, calcium, and Vitamin D.

Kyphosis can be treated and recovered through the supplementation of vitamin D and a balanced diet.

Discuss the role of vitamin D in treating mild rickets and methods of supplementation.

Discussing the issue of whether two drops of shark vitamin D drops can be taken every day in the presence of rickets.

Discuss the possible reasons for excessive sweating in children during the night, including obesity, deficiencies in trace elements, and physical weakness, and provide corresponding medical advice.

Inquiring about adverse reactions and treatment methods after a child is injected with 300,000 units of D3

Understanding the symptoms and prevention measures of congenital rickets

Considering anemia and other possibilities, it is recommended to seek dietary therapy and medical treatment for newborn diseases.

Vitamin D injections may trigger hypercalcemia, with symptoms including fatigue, weakness, lethargy, decreased appetite, nausea, vomiting, weight loss, headache, muscle pain, thirst, polyuria, confusion, and even coma. In severe cases, it can lead to arrhythmia, kidney and heart failure, and even be life-threatening.

A 13-month-old child was diagnosed with rickets, and the doctor recommended taking vitamin D and calcium gluconate oral liquid, with a follow-up appointment scheduled for one month later.