How is rickets low phosphorous resists d to treat?
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Rickets is a kind of congenital rickets disease with low phosphorus and anti-D. there are many reasons for this congenital rickets. Generally, it is caused by some bad environmental factors during pregnancy, such as thick smoke, radiation, alcohol, pesticides and noise, harmful gases and toxic metals. There is also a reason for close relative marriage, There may be too little exposure to sunlight during pregnancy, or malnutrition, rickets low phosphorus anti-D how to treat? Now let me tell you something.
How is rickets low phosphorous resists d to treat?
It is an ideal stage for a patient to start treatment before two years old. The older the patient is, the worse the treatment will be. This can be cured. Go to a large hospital for a trace element test and follow the treatment advice of local doctors. The diagnosis of this kind of disease is mainly based on the low blood phosphorus.
After the local doctors pass the patient's systematic examination, they usually take drug treatment and use the combination of phosphate and vitamin D. generally speaking, the dosage of vitamin D2 is 50000-200000 u within 20 years old. Vitamin D is extremely easy to accumulate in the body fat, accumulated to a certain amount before it is easy to be found poisoning symptoms, so we should pay attention to it.
The focus of treatment for this kind of patients is to prevent bone growth deformity, need to improve blood phosphorus. Promote breastfeeding, start outdoor activities as soon as possible. Add supplementary food in time, but don't add cereals too early. Eat more foods rich in calcium and phosphorus, such as liver, shrimp, agaric, kelp, etc
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Promote breastfeeding, start outdoor activities as soon as possible. Timely add complementary food, but do not add cereals too early. Eat more foods rich in calcium and phosphorus, such as liver, shrimp, agaric, kelp, milk, cream, roe, egg yolk, meat, poultry, fish, etc. at the same time, pay attention to avoid excessive intake of fat