Deficiency

2022-06-29 19:21:47
Hi my daughter is 2 years old and she is eating wallpaper from the wall on daily basis. We try to keep her away from it but she somehow manages to go back and starts eating again I have got caldicare calcium with me. What shall I do? Should I give it to her or there is some other way out?
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Hello ma'am Eating wallpaper is called pica in child It is usually due to Iron and Calcium deficiency Better to deworm your child and along with calcium give some iron preparation such as orofer xt syp Or tonoferon Give her attention Usually psychologically deficient kids also do this

Answered2022-06-30 09:58:11

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It’s PICA due to iron deficiency Better get on CBP done
Next Steps
CBP and deworming
Health Tips
Give beet root ,leafy vegetables and jagarrey snacks

Answered2022-06-30 06:27:27

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Good morning, It's habit, please be careful for all these, it's need control by parents. Take care. For more information follow my Instagram : tiwari_child_clinic (Health Question & Answer) 🙏Tiwari child clinic Delhi 🙏

Answered2022-06-30 02:52:05

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These symptoms of eating abnormal things are suggestive of iron deficiency more than calcium deficiency. Please meet your Pediatrician

Answered2022-06-30 01:33:16

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From history it's pica ,deworming of child is required,along with that iron n calcium supplements required

Answered2022-06-30 14:50:38

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