Does baldness on the back of the head necessarily mean calcium deficiency?

Many parents may think that their children’s baldness on the back of the head is caused by calcium deficiency. In fact, this idea is not very correct, because calcium deficiency can indeed cause baldness on the back of the head in children, but baldness on the back of the head is not necessarily caused by calcium deficiency. Therefore, mothers should go to the hospital to check the cause of the baldness on the back of the head and then treat it. This is the only way to cure this disease. I hope you can pay more attention to it in your life to prevent your children from calcium deficiency.

Calcium deficiency in children is a relatively serious condition. I hope you can treat your child's calcium deficiency in time. This will be of great help to the child's bone development. It makes sense that calcium deficiency in children may lead to occipital baldness.

Occipital baldness is not unrelated to calcium deficiency. Baldness on the back of the head is one of the symptoms of rickets, but children with baldness on the back of the head do not necessarily suffer from rickets. When the weather is hot or when children wear or cover themselves too much, the pillow will be soaked with sweat, and the children will feel uncomfortable and often shake their heads from side to side, which will cause the hair on the pillow to be rubbed off and cause pillow baldness. At the same time, if the pillow is slightly hard, pillow baldness is also likely to occur.

If your baby has bald spots on the back of the head, you should check his blood calcium in time to see if he has any symptoms of calcium deficiency. Follow the doctor's advice and take calcium supplements in a targeted manner. Never take calcium supplements blindly. There are many ways to supplement calcium, such as:

1. Sunbathe. This is the most natural way to supplement calcium. Take your baby outdoors to bask in the sun every day. The ultraviolet rays can enable the body to synthesize vitamin D.

2. Calcium supplements. If you encounter a season that is not suitable for going out, you can take an additional amount of calcium to meet your body's needs. When choosing a calcium supplement, safety should be the first consideration. Generally, choose one that does not contain added flavors or pigments and is safe and pure. Secondly, there is the problem of absorption. No matter how much you supplement, it will be useless if it is not absorbed. Therefore, when choosing calcium, you should choose calcium containing vitamin D. The final dosage should be 3/1~3/2 of the daily recommended amount (the daily recommended amount is approximately 953 mg). For example, Calcium from Tihengjian is rich in vitamin D. It is a well-known old brand with significant effects. You can try it.

3. Dietary supplements. For babies who have already started eating complementary foods, supplementing calcium through a variety of foods is not only beneficial to physical health, but also gives babies the opportunity to try more foods.

I believe all mothers should know about the condition of pillow baldness. It is generally considered that pillow baldness occurs when the baby's hair becomes thinner due to sweating on the pillow for a long time. However, many mothers often think that their baby’s baldness on the back of the head is caused by calcium deficiency, so they use some calcium supplement methods to treat the phenomenon of baldness on the back of the head of the baby.