What are the symptoms of DHA deficiency in babies?

The physical health of the baby is very important. Most babies need a constant intake of nutrients to ensure their growth. For example, DHA is a substance necessary for the baby's body growth. It has a great impact on the baby's hormone secretion. Many babies will show signs of DHA deficiency. Let's take a look at the symptoms of DHA deficiency in babies. I hope everyone can understand.

The first symptom of DHA deficiency:

Feeding is difficult, the baby easily spits up milk after feeding, vomiting occurs when adding complementary food, and the baby becomes anorexic and less interested in eating.

The second manifestation of DHA deficiency:

Not liking to sleep, or it can be said that the sleep time is short, easy to wake up, crying after waking up, and some manifestations are low intelligence babies who always want to sleep and are not easy to wake up. Generally, sleeping too much will turn into hyperactivity as they grow older.

The third manifestation of DHA deficiency:

He is slow, has no interest in the surroundings, is very honest, easily distracted, and dazed. He does not cry or make a fuss, is very quiet, and reacts slowly to reflected light.

The fourth manifestation of DHA deficiency:

The expression is dull, the eyes do not move flexibly, and the face expression is indifferent. Especially when they are over one year old, their memory ability to recognize cards is poor, and they even don’t like to see English letters, numbers, etc.

The sixth manifestation of DHA deficiency:

They are not interested in the toys we buy and do not know how to play with them. Some of them hold building blocks or plasticine together, but they play with their own hands. Some of them are over 2 years old and even put the toys in their mouths.

The fifth manifestation of DHA deficiency:

Generally, children with low intelligence who are one year old often drool, grind their teeth while sleeping at night or when awake during the day.

The seventh manifestation of DHA deficiency;

They cannot lift their heads at 4 months, cannot sit independently at 10 months, and cannot pinch things with their hands after 12 months.

The eighth manifestation of DHA deficiency:

His language development was delayed. At the age of one, he could not pronounce words accurately, spoke unclearly, had poor expressive ability, and was easily anxious.

The ninth manifestation of DHA deficiency:

They have poor color discrimination ability, dull senses, and cannot distinguish animal calls.