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Vitamin D and multivitamin for kids
Due to current scenario kids are not going outside which is limiting / nullifying their exposure to sun.
Can we give jusdee drops/which medicin to them ? How much?
Does a 3 year old who is 14kg wt and 99cm height needs multivitamin due to lack of exposure to Sunrays and outdoor playing. Though thy paly indoors should we get concerned about their physical fitness/ development mentally ??
Is this locking up kids indoors effect them in future ??
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You can give vitamin D 800u per day and multivitamin supplements for 2to3months...
Fruits are good source of vitamins...
You can take ur kid out once a 15 days but not in crowded places and take all necessary precautions for covid...
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spend quality time with ur kid in weekends..
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in future it wont affect ur kid if u do above things
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You can give ossopan-D Syr 5 ml twice daily for 3-6 months. You can give multivitamins.
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Give food rich in calcium and vitamins. Kids require activity, so playing indoors is also perfect. Keeping kids indoors is not good but risk of Covid to other family members is high if they step outside. So being indoors is good for children and family members.
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