If your child has the following conditions, it may be a sign of a calcium / bone problem.
A history of more than one fracture
A humiliation or trauma resulting in a fracture
p>Lifestyle deprived of calcium, vitamin D or sunlight (for example, young girls wearing hijab, people who do not consume dairy products, babies who are not given vitamins while breast-fed, etc.)
Muscle cramps and tingling, similar symptoms in relatives conditions or a history of infarction at a very early age
A history of seizures in infants
Low or high calcium level in the blood
Diseases seen in bones and related to calcium metabolism can occur with various congenital or acquired deformities in the bones. For this reason, it is necessary to consult a pediatric endocrinologist in cases similar to the one in the picture.
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