I believe most babies are lively and active, and people always feel that the more energetic a child is, the better. However, in daily life and games, it is inevitable for children to get injured and dislocated. The first reaction to injury is that parents may feel that their baby is calcium deficient. Let's take a look together and see if a baby's hand dislocation is calcium deficiency?
If a baby's wrist is dislocated during daily life and learning, it is important to actively undergo examinations, understand the situation, and supplement with vitamin D and calcium when necessary. In addition, fish liver oil can promote calcium absorption. If subluxation occurs, a gentle push will reset it, and the technique is very simple.
Misalignment of the elbow joint is directly related to ligament laxity or incomplete development of soft tissues around the elbow joint. It is recommended that babies balance work and rest, exercise appropriately, and do more aerobic exercise in their daily lives and studies. Encourage babies to play less games with excessive force, and parents should not pull or tug on their arms and wrists too hard. When wearing clothes, they should also pay attention to gentleness and strengthen nursing care.
If you want to improve your baby's immunity, you can supplement it in moderation by eating more fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, soy products, and drinking milk. Your baby's ligaments will also become stronger. Adding more milk and cow bones to your baby will have a better effect on pig bones. Generally, after the age of 5, your baby's bones will develop well, so dislocation will not occur and it will not affect your baby's growth.
