How to supplement calcium for three-month-old babies?

Some babies have calcium deficiency problems, so they need to pay attention to calcium supplementation in time to ensure the safety of the children and avoid affecting the development of the babies due to calcium deficiency. Calcium deficiency can even easily lead to rickets in children. So how should three-month-old babies supplement calcium? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

There is also the problem of absorption when supplementing calcium. No matter how much you take, it will be useless if it is not absorbed. At the same time, supplementing AD (cod liver oil) can help calcium absorption and prevent rickets. Getting more sun exposure will also help calcium absorption. Be sure to go outdoors and not through glass, because ultraviolet rays cannot penetrate glass. In addition, the imperfection of the infant's gastrointestinal system will also affect absorption.

It is recommended to supplement some beneficial intestinal bacteria while supplementing calcium, such as Mami Love, Biostime, etc. (don't worry, beneficial bacteria are not medicine, the more the better). The imperfection of the gastrointestinal system is also the root cause of childhood eczema. Therefore, for most children's diseases, improving the gastrointestinal tract is the key.

The most common calcium supplements are "Golden Cudgel L-Lactate Calcium Granules" and "Aier Calcium Granules". You can take cod liver oil in the form of "Beteling" or "Icoxin". I recommend "Ikoxin", which has a peanut oil fragrance and babies like it more, while "Beteling" has a fishy taste. You can take no more than one capsule of cod liver oil per day; taking more will cause poisoning.

There is another option, "Jiansheng Marine Calcium", which is divided into 0-1 years old and over 1 year old. It should be noted that this calcium powder already contains cod liver oil, so there is no need to add cod liver oil separately. Cod liver oil should not be consumed too much, as it will cause poisoning. It is highly soluble in water and easily absorbed. Secondly, it saves the cost of cod liver oil and is more economical.

Some mothers think that cod liver oil is vitamin D, and taking a few more drops will only do good and no harm. Little do people know that excessive intake of vitamin A or D can cause poisoning.

Acute poisoning of vitamin A and D in children can cause increased intracranial pressure, headache, nausea, vomiting, irritability, lack of energy, and bulging anterior fontanelle, which are often mistaken for meningitis. Symptoms of chronic poisoning include loss of appetite, fever, diarrhea, erosions at the corners of the mouth, hair loss, itchy skin, anemia, polyuria, etc.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the child has the above problems, the child needs to pay attention to take appropriate methods for treatment in time. This is the only way to avoid dangerous situations for the child due to the above problems. In particular, attention should be paid to the safety of the child. Finally, I wish the child a speedy recovery.