Category: Vitamin D deficiency

Vitamin AD drops are recommended to be given to children up to about two years of age and may need to be taken for a longer period of time if…

Eight months baby sleep head sweating a lot may be the normal body metabolism, may also be caused by the lack of vitamin D and calcium, infection, congenital heart disease,…

There are physiological and pathological reasons for baby sweating. Physiological sweating is mainly a result of the baby’s high metabolism, while pathological sweating is generally associated with rickets, tuberculosis and…

Vitamin A and D are two vitamins that are needed for human growth and development. It is usually better to supplement vitamin A and D about half an hour after…

Six-month-old babies shake their heads, some are physiological reasons, such as vestibular development in the process of shaking their heads, will gradually improve with the increase in age, or due…

Vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women may be caused by the increased demand of pregnant women and fetuses, and the failure of the mother to replenish in a timely manner,…

Teething in young children is usually 6-8 months after birth, and the first pair of teeth does not come out after 8 months to be considered late teething. The reasons…

Infants sleeping with vigorous writhing, grunting and red face means that infants are not sleeping soundly, usually related to poor sleep environment, improper feeding before sleep, bad habits, urination, vitamin…

Infants who sweat a lot at the back of the head while sleeping can be due to environmental factors, physiological causes, or pathological causes due to calcium and vitamin D…

Infants who do not sleep soundly and strain all the time are considered to be related to vitamin D and calcium deficiency, gastrointestinal discomfort, intestinal diseases, etc. It may also…