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When she woke up suddenly she shiver
My daughter is 6.5 month old and from last one week I have noticed that when she wake up in afternoon and evening she keeps her hand stif and she shivers and after few second or a minute she gets normal..plz suggest
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hello, tell me if she is fully conscious ? does she respond to your look, ? sorry to say it looks minor fit. mostly it is due calcium deficiency. It is simple test ,We do serum Calcium, phosphorus and usually low vitamin D.. You have been already seen by other doctor. Do you want me to respond? To avoid running during this surge of Covid, i can confidentally prescribe, Calcium Syrup(any brand) and Cacirol D3 granules 300000 iu give only one dose it is in granule form, mix it with water in a spoon and feed . keep the child in upright position. you can use a dropper to feed the child. let me know the response. you can ask for me and talk to me,
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sun bath is good for all babes, skin makes the bone strong and forms vitamin D
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give massage with any oil, you may do with masturizer to prevent tanning..take
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That is normal part of waking up. Nothing to worry about. Contact again if duration increases
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